Sentence examples for would further jeopardize from inspiring English sources

William C. Thompson Jr., president of the Board of Education, said he would urge Mr. Levy to appeal the suit -- a move that would further jeopardize his relationship with Mr. Mills.

But Cole Hickman, a student at Arizona State University in Tempe, said he had sought to rally opposition to the bill, concerned that, among other things, it would further jeopardize people during a mass shooting.

Afghan officials with the government's High Peace Council said the attack would further jeopardize any hopes of salvaging a stalled effort to open negotiations with the Taliban in Qatar.

"He provided that update and also expressed his opinion that the Keystone XL Pipeline, if built, would further jeopardize the stability of our climate, which would also negatively impact the State of Florida".

Failing to seize this moment would only further jeopardize the retirement and health benefits of aging boomers, while leaving millennials with little more than ever-mounting debt.

It could further jeopardize Nigeria's oil production, already reduced by as much as a quarter since 2006.

But if he cuts too deep, he will further jeopardize China's energy interests overseas.

The newspaper withheld the specific details discussed in order not to further jeopardize the intelligence.

Treatment with nitrites carries significant risk of hypotension and methemoglobinemia, which can further jeopardize tissue oxygen delivery.

Together with S. pneumoniae nonvaccine serotype replacement, these effects may further jeopardize the net health benefit of vaccinations with PCV.

At the risk of further jeopardizing his conservative credentials (which are impeccable), I'd like to put in a good word for Frum.