Sentence examples for birds status from inspiring English sources

The corncrake and the white-tailed eagle, in the Highlands and Islands, are heavily protected but breeding pairs are still too few for the birds' status to be altered.

The days when a nifty idea, a few good reviews and a pretty icon for the app store were all you needed to take your app to Angry Birds status are long gone.

At the time they were launched, agri-environment schemes carried much hope for an improvement in farmland birds' status, although they were mostly designed for the wider countryside, i.e. thought as landscape-focused schemes.

Their partnerships allow them early bird status which gives them an opportunity to build market share and name brand awareness.

These packs run in cost from $50 for Silver to a startling $150 for Archeum, and each contains, along with access to the beta, a range of benefits that will be delivered to the player when the game is launched - some aesthetic, to show off the early-bird status of the player, and others very practical.

Most informed creationists claim that its features are fully consistent with its bird status, so be cautious with this one and be prepared to elaborate on why it's not completely a "bird".

While moving the Iowa caucuses back five weeks to late February and the New Hampshire primary back a week to early March, they guaranteed those small states their early-bird status--and the massive, disproportionate publicity bonanza that goes to the winners of their delegate contests.

BirdLife International, a conservation group in Cambridge, U.K., is the official IUCN authority for bird statuses and will make its next update in November.

Birds' conservation status is better judged according to numbers of social units rather than by absolute population size.

Intriguingly, in birds the status of dosage compensation is unclear [ 19, 20].

Hormone samples were collected at one time point before and at two time points during the trials, to give a large-scale overview over the birds' physiological status while the birds went through changes in life-history stages.