Sentence examples for drastically endangered from inspiring English sources
So while staying wouldn't have drastically endangered their bottom lines, the decision may, however, cause uninsured Americans looking for Affordable Care Act coverage have even fewer subpar options to pick from.
At the same time the United States supports the take of more than 60 bowhead whales in Alaska from a truly endangered and drastically depleted population of 7,000.
Peruvian Diving-Petrel formerly was abundant, but its numbers have declined drastically, and it now is considered to be Endangered.
The group also claims that many of the millions of reptiles whose skins are exported from Southeast Asia each year belong to endangered species, whose numbers in the wild are "drastically dwindling".
For if the nations of the world, religious communities and peoples of the earth of goodwill would truly commit to using 0.7% of our financial resources to support international development, the numbers of people suffering...could be drastically reduced to the point that poverty itself would be on the endangered species list.
William T. Hogarth, the assistant administrator for fisheries of the Commerce Department's National Marine Fisheries Service, said that the number of dolphin deaths had declined drastically in recent decades and that safeguards would ensure that the dolphins are not endangered in the quest for tuna.
President Obama drastically expanded the Papahānaumokuākea National Monument to 582,578 square miles to serve as a sanctuary for endangered and imperiled marine species.
They have recently broadened their appeal, arguing that the federal government should review the different proposals as a whole for their potential environmental impact, in part because they would drastically increase coal-car rail traffic through a range of pristine areas, including bird refuges and habitat for endangered salmon.
Since the late 1990s, devil facial tumour disease has drastically reduced the devil population and now threatens the survival of the species, which in 2008 was declared to be endangered.
