Sentence examples for committed to extinction from inspiring English sources

"At best, in 50 years, a host of wildlife will be committed to extinction because of human-induced climate change.

At that level, a conservative estimate for the number of species that would be exterminated (committed to extinction) is one million.

They estimated that 15 percent to 37 percent of all species could become "committed to extinction" by 2050, thanks to climate change.

With one out of every five living things on this planet committed to extinction by the levels of greenhouse gases that will accumulate in the next few decades, we are reaching a global climatic tipping point.

Using a mid-range projection of temperature rise, the biologists concluded that, if the species in the sample regions could be assumed to be highly mobile, then fully fifteen per cent of them would be "committed to extinction" by the middle of this century, and, if they proved to be basically stationary, an extraordinary thirty-seven per cent of them would be.

If they were to die before giving birth to new females, the wolves would be committed to extinction.

It's very, very important, though, that they renounce this commitment and I understand that maybe in some parts of their party it's difficult, but we can't have a situation in the Middle East where a governing nation or an organization that's governed by a group of people who are committed to the extinction of its neighbor.

World governments have committed to halting human-induced extinctions and safeguarding important sites for biodiversity by 2020, but the financial costs of meeting these targets are largely unknown.

Almost all the scientists directly involved in trying to explain the K-T extinctions are emotionally committed to one catastrophic hypothesis or the other, or are emotionally against both.

"As we committed to do, we have taken this club during the worst times and brought it to safe grounds from near extinction.

"You committed to something.