Sentence examples for would be jeopardised from inspiring English sources

Their mission would be jeopardised by any Indo-Pakistani war.

It worries that American financial assistance would be jeopardised by a coup.

Offland, however, says he never worried his project would be jeopardised.

Mining firms feared their concessions would be jeopardised if Katanga's bid for independence was not recognised.

However, we fear that these qualities would be jeopardised were the channel to be sold off".

"If any guy had an injury that would be jeopardised by doing it they wouldn't do it".

Morgan is reported to have had concerns that the process would delay schools from being able to confirm places for British and legal migrants' children in good time before the start of the school year and would be "jeopardising our increasingly important focus on tackling both segregation and extremism, and with consequent impacts on the children of British nationals who attend the schools".

He had been getting to grips successfully with long-term reforms, such as shaking up the police service, which would now be jeopardised.

At the same time, Coleman promised Real Madrid that although Bale was "not playing for us every time at 100%", his fitness would not be jeopardised.

Exam boards said they had told university admissions tutors which papers have contained errors so that students' chances of winning places on degree courses would not be jeopardised.

Mr Monti was at pains to say that he hoped the history of close co-operation between his team and American officials would not be jeopardised by a genuine difference of opinion.