Sentence examples for would jeopardise from inspiring English sources

Even with Noel, an Oasis reunion would jeopardise this.

To say more would jeopardise a gripping mystery.

Any proposed rebel league would jeopardise that," he said.

The cancellation of next year's race would jeopardise that investment.

Maybe the producers thought it would jeopardise the triumph of the human spirit over adversity theme.

That would jeopardise all of the restructuring done to date, counter the government's weary lawyers.

Then some people say that it would jeopardise Taiwan's national security.

At best, that would jeopardise their recent efforts to steer Congo towards solvency and democracy.

It would jeopardise a new energy link between the Caspian Sea and the Mediterranean.

Turnbull said it remains to be seen whether the incident would jeopardise the Syrian ceasefire.

Any militarisation of the revolution would jeopardise this rare opportunity to overthrow Syria's dictatorship.