Sentence examples for all be extinct from inspiring English sources

The white-backed vulture, Gyps bengalensis, the long-billed vulture, Gyps indicus, and the slender-billed vulture, Gyps tenuirostris, could all be extinct within three years.

"It's one of those things where, wow, you realize you can be resilient, you can be adaptive, you can be clever, and you can still all be extinct," Thomas McGovern, a professor of archeology at Hunter College, who has studied the Norse for thirty-five years, told me.

Certain religious extremists persist in asserting that if you "promote" homosexuality everyone will be doing it, and soon we'll all be extinct.

At least nine species of fossil trees from the park have been identified; all are extinct.

By around the middle of this century, scientists estimate that about a third of amphibians, a quarter of all mammals, a fifth of all reptiles and a sixth of all birds will be extinct.

He lets Ray Van Nostrand raise the issue of extinction: "When you got right down to it, he believed, we're all going to be extinct someday".

The second is the decreasing prevalence of wildlife in nature, where half of all species could be extinct by the end of the century.

Our use of resources far and wide is wiping out species at an extraordinary rate (30%50%50% of all species may be extinct by midcentury) and destroying habitats, including oceans, forests and breathable cities and regions.

Now, considering the fact that a bunch of dead Mesoamericans from thousands of years ago reckon we're all going to be extinct in approximately six days, you might wanna start thinking seriously about this.

A basic problem for the eco-epidemiological models is under what conditions the infected prey population will be extinct or all the species will be in persistence.

The IUCN reiterated its concern in 2013, noting that 90% of all lemur species could be extinct within 20 to 25 years unless a $7 million USD 3-year conservation plan aimed at helping local communities can be implemented.