Sentence examples for encourage endangered from inspiring English sources

Understanding the MACs will likely be crucial to marine conservation efforts both to discourage the growth of invasive species and encourage endangered ones, he says.

The British government has asked journalists not to reveal the specific town the woman is being held in because they said that it could encourage other pirate gangs to converge on the spot and further endanger her safety.

The danger of this is that misleading information is given about the herbal products and self-medication is encouraged, potentially endangering the lives of many people.

Laws that allow the very thing they are prohibiting cannot be effective, and they encourage discrimination and endanger citizens.

The news is not encouraging for the endangered populations, which already face habitat loss, poaching, and infectious diseases such as Ebola.

Would use of drugs by cyclists encourage youngsters to endanger themselves by following a similar regimen in hopes of prevailing in the Alps or the Pyrenees?

The Dictionary of American Regional English is trying to encourage podcasters to employ endangered American words and expressions in the hope of preserving them.

SAN FRANCISCO — In response to growing pressure from international law enforcement agencies and conservation groups, eBay, the online auction giant, announced Monday that it would ban all commerce in ivory, including most heirlooms, to avoid providing a market that will encourage the slaughter of endangered elephants.

It owns the railways it regulates, a built-in conflict that critics say encourages corruption, endangers safety in the name of profit and hinders accountability.

Or is he encouraging them to endanger their health with another "miracle"?

He suggested they were "hurting the morale of the troops and being unsupportive," "aiding and encouraging our enemies," "endangering and deterring our intelligence agents" and just plain being "un-American".