Sentence examples for is already jeopardizing from inspiring English sources

A17 Hurricane Katrina is about to blow a hole in the federal budget, and it is already jeopardizing President Bush's agenda for cutting taxes and reducing the deficit.

[C10.] U.S. Budget Plans Are Endangered as Storm's Costs Rise Hurricane Katrina is about to blow a hole in the federal budget, and it is already jeopardizing President Bush's agenda for cutting taxes and reducing the deficit.

Cuts in money for research are already jeopardizing potentially lifesaving programs.

Yet on the way to his first Christmas tree, I was already jeopardizing his life by failing at the most basic of parental duties: providing warmth and shelter.

Holding the budget flat now — even for six weeks — is already seriously jeopardizing the count.

The second-guessing is already taking hold in Ontario, and it is beginning to jeopardize business confidence and become a rancorous political issue in the provincial legislature.

But the report, which comes at the request of the bankruptcy judge, does not appear likely to jeopardize the investigation since much of the information is already known.

Fracking also jeopardizes the fresh water supply of Colorado, which is already suffering from drought.

Sixth, in some countries it is already standard procedure to transfer the critically ill with a specialized transfer team, which may jeopardize further randomized controlled trials.

A listing would turn what is already a hot political issue in sagebrush states into a firestorm, infuriating Republicans hostile to federal regulation and jeopardizing the Act, one of the most significant environmental laws ever passed.

This also jeopardizes the future by making it harder for the Postal Service to tap into the exploding e-commerce market, which is already profitable for the Postal Service but where much more could be done.