Jeopardised

Last month, he sustained a small tear in his hamstring that jeopardised his availability for this game.

She continued: “I’m so sorry to my body that I have jeopardised my future so severely for a beauty standard and to try to fit in with other people.

Boeing has been struggling due to the restrictions, which have deprived it of clients and jeopardised its order book.

However, this latest move may have jeopardised those plans, particularly in light of the Premier League clubs choosing to charge fans £14.95 per game for non-televised matches and spending around £1.2bn in the recent transfer window.

That position is now being jeopardised, Maulin warns.

The DUP MP, Sammy Wilson, has rejected suggestions that Northern Ireland's place within the UK will be jeopardised by the new Brexit arrangements.

We have ourselves jeopardised our fundamental right to breathe.

Addressing an event on the oil drilling vessel “Koca Piri Reis” at a University in Smyrna (Izmir), Mr Yildirim warned that Turkey would react if it felt its interests were being jeopardised in the Mediterranean.

But the operations were jeopardised as some rebel groups, including al Nusra, started firing rockets at the humanitarian corridors.

Lives of bystanders have been lost and continue to be jeopardised as the futile war between council and vendors rages on.

Philip Hammond will use his Budget today to warn that tens of billions of pounds in new public spending commitments and tax cuts will be jeopardised by a no deal Brexit.

They have said that their admission for the year 2017 is not recognised by the MCI and hence their future has been jeopardised.

Yury Filatov said the move jeopardised Irish-Russian relations.

Marie Antoinette was persuaded by her husband's aunts to refuse to even acknowledge du Barry, but some saw this as a political blunder that jeopardised Austria's interests at the French court.