Sentence examples for course to extinction from inspiring English sources

The kestrel is on a crash course to extinction in the UK, so the Hawk and Owl Trust want you to log your sightings – any kestrel report will be useful, but there are particular roads the Trust is paying special attention to.

Until finally, at the end of the Mesozoic Era, about 65 million years ago, all the remaining terrestrial dinosaurs (evolutionarily speaking, birds are dinosaurs and they of course survived) finally succumbed to extinction.

Regrettably, the time course of cobalt-induced neocortical epilepsy is limited, typically leading to extinction of the cobalt focus within three weeks.

The course chosen by the Shakers was, quite evidently, the surest way to extinction.

According to the IUCN Red List, we've lost 140 species of birds to extinction since the year 1500 (although more probably vanished without our knowledge) – and none of these, of course, were ever studied for their intelligence.

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Conversely, the administration of FG7142 (N-methyl-β-carboline-3-carboxamide), a nonselective inverse GABAA agonist, to rats prior to extinction training of contextual fear memory, delayed the extinction and increased the levels of freezing across the course of the session test compared with the control treatment [ 69].

Specialisation leads to extinction.

Several are on the road to extinction.

Is English driving other languages to extinction?

And it is on its way to extinction.