The phrase "already unsafe" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a situation or condition that has become dangerous or risky before the current moment.
Example: "The building was already unsafe due to the structural damage caused by the earthquake."
Alternatives: "previously hazardous" or "initially dangerous".
Moreover, your data is already unsafe.
It was already unsafe to be driving around Baghdad at night, and it would soon be suicidal.
"His role in the Trump administration signals support for anti-Muslim policies and sentiment that will undermine our nation's security and exacerbate an already unsafe climate for Muslims and all Americans," the group said in a statement.
Opponents, most of them nearby residents, argue that the jail is already unsafe and that the annex would increase the problems, would be too close to public schools and parks, and would cost far more than initially estimated.
America was already unsafe for us before Donald Trump.
Some Syrian families are leaving their already unsafe homes, door-knocking, looking for any source of help.
In the 1980s, children were the in-between generation, he says: playing freely outside was already deemed unsafe, but computer games were still too rubbish to plug the gap.
That's the conclusion of a new study, which finds that people who talk on their phones while driving may already be unsafe drivers who are nearly as prone to crash with or without the device.
Your driving has already been unsafe and police officers probably used a few of these cues to detect your drunk driving.
Finally, House Bill 364 misdirects good intentions at tackling bullying in schools and instead takes aim at transgender children who already feel unsafe and unprotected.
In 2004, Sago was already an unsafe mine by national standards, with an accident rate more than twice the U.S. average.
