Sentence examples for a very endangered from inspiring English sources

Nowadays, Wyden is like the Amur tiger or the ivory-billed woodpecker — if not the last of his breed, at best a very endangered species.

Head east of Oxted, west of Maidstone and there's a very endangered species: perhaps the only accessible patch of the home counties still remotely affordable.

Print looks to me like a very endangered world.

Mr. Egoyan, himself well known for such features as "The Sweet Hereafter," particularly values the form Mr. Rosenblatt has chosen: "Jay Rosenblatt isn't making 'calling card movies.' In the current climate of everyone wanting to make an indie feature, he's devoted himself to the very endangered form of the short film.

It ties in with people we speak to in India who tell us there are increasing levels of leopard poaching.' Crawford Allen, of Traffic, which campaigns against trade in endangered species, said: 'Many of the species of leopard are very endangered, such as the snow leopard of Tibet.

Physicians working for $1,000 per month with Doctors Without Borders in very endangered places in Syria and Sudan are anonymous heroes that give up a comfortable life in their home countries and that may earn less than people associated to this documentary.

"It's very endangered," said David Coulson, the founder and chairman of the Trust for African Rock Art, a preservation group that sponsored a conference on the problem in Nairobi last fall.

Their home is a million hectare territory that contains some of the most beautiful wildlife Russia, and indeed any patch of Earth, can boast - including the very endangered Amur tiger, better known as the Siberian tiger, of which perhaps only a few hundred are left.

Two very endangered species of sea turtle swim here, and spinner dolphins are so plentiful that a researcher at Baía dos Golfinhos ("dolphin bay") sounded bored when he told me he'd counted 48 that morning.

"Chimpanzees are very endangered," she told HuffPost.

The Times's headline: "A very prickly endangered species...and a hedgehog .Audience interaction of the week"That's another matter".