Sentence examples for we jeopardise from inspiring English sources

"With this transaction," he complained, "we get what we don't want, and we jeopardise the things we already have".

These Faustian pacts we are encouraged to make with the rich, where we jeopardise our public services in the misguided belief that we are acting in our own best interests, are not based on evidence.

"Why should we jeopardise the EU economy that begins to grow?" he told a news conference.

The cost of not doing so is too high - if we go on as we are, we jeopardise national and global security and economic prosperity.

It is not a question of time but if we put time, to talking about how we work, we will jeopardise the process.

If not, "we would jeopardise the fundamental principles of the EU", the French president said on Thursday night.

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Liberal Democrat South Wales Central AM Eluned Parrott said: "Education is a passport to a better life for our young people, and we cannot jeopardise the future of our children at such a young age.

If we don't believe in design's ability to make the world a better place, we not only jeopardise the future, we could actually end up going backwards.

As long as we have performance tables for higher education that only value one type of institution, we risk jeopardising the diversity of purpose that is so crucial to the sector's success.

Unfortunately, things got cocked up somewhere and we've jeopardised that chance".