Sentence examples for they jeopardise from inspiring English sources

Mark Thompson, the chief executive of the New York Times, has hit out at rival Bloomberg for saying it shouldn't have published investigative news stories criticising China, because they jeopardise huge revenue opportunities in the world's second biggest economy.

The people at the top of the pyramid do not understand the limits to growth and they do not appreciate that they jeopardise the capacity of future generations to meet their own needs".

The prime minister has set companies the task of delivering a decent minimum for their workers, and companies now know they will be caught out if they jeopardise this effort".

I remember her saying: "They do not understand the limits to growth and they do not appreciate that they jeopardise the capacity of future generations to meet their own needs".

He does not intend to break them up, but wants to strengthen antitrust powers and to stop them from muscling into new territory where they jeopardise small businesses, such as bakeries.Mr Ahn, who founded South Korea's biggest antivirus software firm, accuses the chaebol of snaffling up innovative small businesses which then stagnate inside the conglomerates.

"Subversive, well-organised and sophisticated in their methods, Islamist extremists don't just threaten our security, they jeopardise all that we've built together — our successful multi-racial, multi-faith democracy," Cameron wrote on his Facebook page.

Women told me how they jeopardised their careers by staying at home with their toddlers because it was cheaper than sending them to nursery.

Ever since Bent warned his protégé in season one that she should be ready to sacrifice friendships if they jeopardised her government, the party grandee has been marked out for his own eventual downfall.

"It is irresponsible and negligent for any inexperienced climber to scale cliffs because not only are they jeopardising their own safety, they are also endangering the lives of firefighters and fellow rescue workers who are expected to come to their aid when they get stuck or fall".

The deal was that our spooks would share all their info with US spooks and vice versa; only it turned out to be a one-way deal, for as  soon as the US felt the Brits weren't acting fast enough for their liking they jeopardised the whole operation by having the al-Qaida contact in Pakistan arrested without bothering to tell us.

For all their clamour to seal the deal – rumour has it they jeopardised a Madonna album in order to secure his signature – WEA never quite knew what to do with Rae, assuming him to be a kind of novelty act and not an artist who wished desperately to be taken seriously.