Sentence examples for has now endangered from inspiring English sources

The fall of the Welfare Reform Bill has now endangered other elements of the accord struck at Stormont House between the five members of the mandatory coalition and the British and Irish governments, such as the devolution of corporation tax powers and new structures to address the legacy of the Troubles.

The Indiana amendment, which was meant to alleviate concerns the law could justify discrimination against LGBT individuals, didn't satisfy either side of the reproductive rights spectrum, which both feel their interests have now been endangered.

The system we have now is endangering the climate, the health of those who live near gas storage fields and the stability of our power grid.

This fish used to be abundant, but the IUCN has now classified it as "critically endangered" because of drought and over-pumping of water for agriculture.

Conservation of germplasm of endangered species has now become one of the biggest challenges for biologists working on ecogenomics (Paital & Chainy, 2012a; Luo et al., 2016).

The International Union for the Conservation of Nature has now declared the species extinct, changing its status from Critically Endangered.

This species has now apparently been extirpated from Louisiana and is listed as endangered in North Carolina [ 23, 24].

Due to illegal over-collection of the pharmaceutical companies, it has now been depleted from its natural habitat and recognized as an endangered plant of India [3, 18].

The language — which is now endangered — has subtleties, mostly weather-related.

American Ginseng's population has rapidly decreased and is now endangered.

"I see," said Claire with equal firmness, and smiled, and later phoned Karen to tell her the story of how the endlessly amusing hat that Geoff had wanted to give the bitch had now extended itself, almost endangering Finch's silly trial.