Sentence examples for be endangered in from inspiring English sources

The Fish and Wildlife Service deemed the African lion to be endangered in 2015 in an attempt to conserve the species.

While species dependent on undisturbed natural habitat are most affected by conversion to agriculture, even populations of disturbance-tolerant species can be endangered in landscapes dominated by high-input mono-cultural cropping systems.

So, too, might the concept of gut rationality be endangered in a filtered world, where people see only what they want to see, hear only what they want to hear, read only what they want to read.

These modifications of the vole fluctuation pattern suggest that nesting populations of Montagu's harrier from western French marshes could be endangered in future under these current trends in agricultural changes.

If these changes continue, the clove, one of the earliest of commodities, could be endangered in its ancestral home by greenhouse gas emissions caused precisely by humanity's ever-expanding appetite for commodities.

An additional issue-this time to be foreseen from the literature review analysis on nanofluids-is that the stability of the nanoemulsion is probably going to be endangered in high temperature heat transfer as the conventional surfactant chemical composition at those temperatures changes irreversibly (surfactants are destroyed).

Women are endangered in the novel, and so is restraint.

"It's not about Iran specifically because journalists are endangered in many parts of the world.

Hornbills are characteristic of Assam, although they are endangered in some areas.

But these traditional industries were endangered in the early 1980s because of an economic downturn.

"The tree has been endangered in many countries because of this widespread devastation," Mr. Blanchette said.