Sentence examples for has already jeopardized from inspiring English sources
That task has already jeopardized a smaller pot of federal money meant to help struggling schools.
Kennedy countered that the impetuous pace of the movement had already jeopardized his brother's position with Southern Democrats.
In Michigan, the plan to replace state nursing assistants at the veterans home resulted in a lawsuit contending that some temporary workers employed by the contract company had already jeopardized patient care.
This is a very significant result showing that our present practice of stressing on building strong stable and highly controllable systems could have already jeopardized the consolidity behavior of an ample family of existing real life systems.
Climate analysts say Trump's many attempts to roll back climate regulations since becoming president had already been jeopardizing America's ability to meet its Paris commitments.
Working in tandem, these pieces will open doors for millions looking to escape poverty without jeopardizing what has already been built.
But Mr. Putin should also have to worry that by adopting the wrong policies he could start to jeopardize gains Russia has already made.
This prioritization is based on the sustainability goal not to jeopardize the sustainable use of real and human capital which has already been invested in local biogas plants and operation.
The sustained fighting could further jeopardize oil production in Nigeria, the world's eighth-largest oil exporter, which has already been reduced by as much as a quarter since 2006.
If the City's Education Department played a role in killing off the choir or seriously jeopardizing its future, Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg could pay the price with black voters -- a constituency he has already struggled to cultivate.
