Sentence examples for became endangered from inspiring English sources

Soon health care reform, which had been achievable, became endangered.

From 1680 to the early 1960s, at least 16 species disappeared entirely, and another 14 became endangered.

When Actaea racemosa, the Black Cohosh, became endangered, the species that feed on it were also affected.

If there are animals in my pictures that hunters are now prohibited from hunting, then they were hunted well before they became endangered.

Tells about the evolving use of leeches in medicine from ancient times to the nineteenth century when leeching peaked and the European freshwater leech became endangered… In addition to their use as blood-suckers, leech saliva serves as a powerful anti-coagulant.

One eye-catcher is a matching set of mother-of-pearl and garnet earrings ($59) and a necklace ($89); another such set ($48 for the earrings, $199 for the necklace) is made of blue coral taken from a piece made 30 years ago, before blue coral became endangered.

Unfortunately with the over exploitation by poachers, there are many threatened medicinal plants, plants that are likely to become endangered, and many endangered medicinal plants, plants that are on the verge of extinction.

CITES member countries act by banning commercial international trade in an agreed list of endangered species and by regulating and monitoring trade in others that might become endangered.

Yet this isolation has become endangered.

-When did it become endangered?

A breed of Blue Dogs has become endangered, if not extinct.