Sentence examples for have already jeopardized from inspiring English sources
Frayed trade relations have already jeopardized important efforts to liberalize global trade.
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.
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.
However, it is reasonable to assume that tissue perfusion may have already been severely jeopardized by the time of onset of oliguria or anuria.
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.
We have already compromised our moral position in that part of the world, jeopardizing the opportunity to help achieve peace and stability.
Gingrich, who after all was responsible for twice shutting down the government, argues that the American people won't stand for Congress jeopardizing our national credit by refusing to pay for bills that have already come due.
4, 5 Together these new trends have already resulted in quantifiable changes in human vector interactions in several endemic areas, and threaten to jeopardize future gains.
His defense attorneys have already been successful in having some sections of the criminal complaint redacted, just a day after the charges were filed, claiming they jeopardized his doctor-patient confidentiality.
