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Meanings of jeopardise the future in English
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Usage of jeopardise the future in English
1
An extended delay could jeopardise the future of U.S. troops in Afghanistan.
2
While this would provide luxurious accommodation for those in need it could jeopardise the future of similar projects.
3
Thomas Piquemal expressed concern that the £18bn cost of the Somerset project could jeopardise the future of the company.
4
I have one message for every policy person in this room: It is easy to jeopardise the future of public service broadcasting.
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They fear this would jeopardise the future of its 3,600 core workforce and thousands of supply chain jobs.
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Leadsom is understood not to want to complain herself because she is anxious not to jeopardise the future of her independent complaints and grievance policy.
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By destroying these particular instincts, that is to say by attempting to masculinise woman, and to feminise men, we jeopardise the future of our people.