Sentence examples for endanger less from inspiring English sources

He made a gun out of his thumb and forefinger, and said, "I would have—boom!" There was a time when the N.R.A. defined itself by conservative free-market principles, but in recent years, as American incomes have diverged, it has given greater emphasis to a populist line, suggesting that powerful Americans are seeking to disarm and endanger less privileged citizens.

Sumatran tigers are considered critically endangered, with less than 400 of the tiger subspecies still living in the wild on the Indonesian island of Sumatra.

The Tora hartebeest is listed as Critically Endangered, with less than 250 mature specimens.

Once we ask for help, we feel less alone, less endangered.

Very important habitats for endangered bryophytes are less intensively used vineyards, moderately and less intensively used meadows (including fens), field margins and fallow lands.

"Then the seeds become that much less endangered," he said.

For example, clouded leopards, a critically endangered species with less defined spots, pair up with their mates early in life.

The plan is to develop expertise by trying cloning techniques first on smaller, less endangered, green turtles.

Bluegrass feels significantly less endangered: legions of young bands peddle an updated version, and Superfine in Dumbo, Brooklyn, hosts a bluegrass brunch featuring mostly local bands.

Mr. Mickens, like-minded staff members and parents maintained that the school's conscientious students should not be hindered or endangered by their less disciplined peers.

The embryo could then be implanted in the womb of a surrogate southern white rhino, a closely related rhinoceros subspecies that is less endangered.