Sentence examples for performance was jeopardised from inspiring English sources

In March 1608, well into the rehearsal period, the opera's scheduled performance was jeopardised by the death, from smallpox, of the leading soprano Caterina Martinelli.

"We've got 30 guys in the GB team at the Worlds and I don't think many could manage a week, never mind 30 days". Sbihi, along with other Muslim athletes in Britain's 2012 Olympic team - double gold medallist Mo Farah, discus thrower Abdul Buhari, and fencer Husayn Rosowsky - opted not to fast in the build-up to London lest their performances be jeopardised.

A planned tour for early 2010 was jeopardised by the return of Townshend's tinnitus.

The 2007 event was jeopardised by torrential rains and flooding but cautiously went ahead.

Continuity of care was jeopardised by the reality of the care system.

These trials are justified by clear practical clinical questions that go beyond whether a particular treatment is effective or not; however, the trial methodology is often so complicated that the trial performance and reporting may be jeopardised.

But the biggest objection from the SNP was jeopardising the impartiality of the Speaker.

He also suggested that France was jeopardising centuries of friendship because of "small political calculations".

Earlier this year, Alex Evangulov, performance director of British Diving, warned that Daley's medal chances were being jeopardised by all the media and sponsorship work he had been doing in the runup to the Games.

Support from the G7 countries is jeopardised.

International law may be jeopardised.