Sentence examples similar to bring to extinction from inspiring English sources

History has shown that infectious diseases can be brought to extinction with vaccines (for example smallpox).

"An emblematic mammal species is being brought to extinction due to the demand for a product which is viewed in some traditional cultures as having virtues," Lambin said.

And I have mixed feelings about this, I really do, because it would be the two first well, actually, there's one other one that was, for the most part, purposefully brought to extinction, but this was by uneducated folks.

Former president François Mitterrand is widely credited with saving the modern Socialist party, brought to near extinction in 1969 by the inability of factions to agree on common objectives.

Wolves, brought to near extinction by human predation, remain rare but have resurged since 1970 as their importance in the wilderness ecosystem has come to be appreciated.

Ultimately, life on Earth is hinted at being brought to near extinction.

In 1934, Frederick Lewis, the Chief Inspector of Game in Victoria, said that the once abundant animal had been brought to near extinction in that state, suggesting that only 500 1000 remained.

Of course, the project backfires, and once these "virals" — vampires — are unleashed into the world, the human race is rapidly brought to near-extinction.

The Pyramid Lake strain of Lahontan cutthroat trout, source of the 41 lbs world record and native to Pyramid Lake, Lake Tahoe and the Truckee River, was brought to near-extinction in the two decades between the 1920s-40s froverharvestest, introduced species and loss of spawning habitat.

The international industry, which reportedly finances terrorist organizations such as al-Shabab and the Lord's Resistance Army, threatens to bring elephants to extinction within the next ten years.

Some species have been brought to the verge of extinction by hunting.