Sentence examples for apparently endangered from inspiring English sources

Many important problems relating to knowledge of the entire Earth are best resolved in the polar region, such as studying the stratosphere's apparently endangered ozone layer.

The blaze consumed 139 acres of public land, and apparently endangered the teen.

Industrial action will probably up the antagonism  making it easier for the government to smear doctors as apparently endangering the welfare of the public.

Britons have such talismans as consumer watchdogs and public officials to maintain this artificial divide – because to break it is apparently to endanger economic dynamism.

This resulted in several million dollars being spent on an incident where public health had apparently not been endangered; such responses may undermine public confidence and cause complacency at times when precautionary measures are truly needed.

In March, the Los Angeles Zoo and Botanical Gardens announced that one of its endangered koalas was apparently killed by a mountain lion known as P-22, who was born in the Santa Monica Mountains and crossed the 405 and 101 freeways to make Griffith Park his home in 2012.

On Thursday, the Los Angeles Zoo and Botanical Gardens announced that one of its endangered koalas was apparently killed by a mountain lion known as P22, who was born in the Santa Monica Mountains and crossed the 405 and 101 freeways to make Griffith Park his home in 2012.

At the moment, however, most Republicans are promising to protect ("save") this endangered national treasure with apparently unfeigned sincerity, no less than Democrats.

It comes days after a video emerged apparently showing tourists passing around an endangered baby dolphin for photos on an Argentinian beach.

But she said that the finches — apparently left in the park and endangered by a heavy rainstorm — were not the only reason that the board gathered for an emergency meeting on Monday night.

WASHINGTON, Feb 14 (Reuters) - The elusive, endangered snow leopard is apparently thriving in a park in Bhutan, as seen in camera trap images released on Tuesday by the government of Bhutan and World Wildlife Fund.