Sentence examples for could face extinction from inspiring English sources

According to International Rivers, an environmental NGO, more than 100 species of fish in the region could face extinction.

By the middle of the century up to one-third of land-based species could face extinction.

Mr. Kempthorne did not dispute that the bear's habitat is shrinking or that in time the bear could face extinction.

The population has grown and while this is encouraging, the mountain gorilla is still critically endangered and without extreme conservation work could face extinction".

According to the film a quarter of the plant and animal species could face extinction by the end of the century, because of global warming.

But those species that cannot adapt - or which move only slowly, such as plants - will have nowhere to go and could face extinction.

Joshua trees and saguaro cacti could dwindle or face extinction.

In fact, the population of Monarch butterflies has dropped so much in the past twenty years, it is possible that the Monarch butterfly could face quasi-extinction in our lifetime.

They calculate that around 10 per cent of species alive today could be facing extinction by 2100.

A quintessentially Canadian winter tradition – outdoor ice hockey – could be facing extinction within decades because of climate change, a new study says.

In a previous article, we argued that your sales force could be facing extinction, because the same trends that have revolutionized the consumer experience are now transforming the B2B sales process.