Sentence examples for never jeopardise from inspiring English sources

I'll never jeopardise my job.

People feel very strongly that, if you are selected for your country, you should never jeopardise that.

A day before his speech, the press used advance quotes from the Conservative website claiming he would say, "We will never jeopardise the NHS by cutting its funding".

The model is Ireland, whose brutal spending cuts restored market confidence without aid from its European neighbours.A bail-out, Mrs Merkel fears, would break the bargain Germany struck in accepting the euro: that the single currency's members would never jeopardise its stability nor ask Germans to pay for anyone else's mismanagement.

When I confronted him one evening after we both got back from work, he was initially indignant, screaming about how "fucking cynical" I was and how he'd never jeopardise what we had.

Training may cost time and some inconvenience for the patient but should never jeopardise safety or outcome.

She would sometimes marvel at the warmth with which strangers wrote to her, and she could discuss the phenomenon of herself in ways that left no doubt about her steely, serene ego, but which never jeopardised her charm.

Nasa said the leak, while significant, never jeopardised crew safety, but that managers wanted to deal with the trouble now before Marshburn returns to Earth in a few days.

But Wilman insisted the number plate was a coincidence, adding he would never knowingly "jeopardise a whole show" by "winding up" war veterans.

"We will do all we can to support Barry Smith in his efforts to build a team to be proud of but are acutely aware that the future of the club can never be jeopardised again.

"The new CEO and the incoming chair should overhaul Volkswagen's corporate governance, including the composition and effectiveness of its supervisory board, and create a corporate culture which ensures that the trust of customers and society will never again be jeopardised in the way it has in the past".