Sentence examples for endangered before from inspiring English sources

Changes in paved areas can also increase the risk of pluvial flooding at places that have not been endangered before.

Six teams are still endangered before the last game of the season, which makes this the biggest and – at the same time – tightest bottom of the table ever, and all attempts to get an appropriate double entendre past the Guardian subs completely hopeless.

It lets people who have maybe been endangered before feel valued to contribute properly.

Stanford now felt endangered like never before, according to leaked documents and interviews, and he was more determined than ever to have Barasch and Andrews Kurth in his corner.

In this time of collapsing fisheries and disastrous marine pollution, when our oceans are more fragile and endangered than ever before, why let the Navy blast its expensive and fatal sonar through our seas?

Like me, none of them had ever knowingly come this close to a member of an endangered species before.

Drugs that break this cycle and preserve COL2A1 could thus help protect endangered joints before the damage becomes severe.

Turin's alarm at the rapid disappearance of languages and the knowledge embedded within them recently led him to create the World Oral Literature Project, an effort to document endangered languages before they become extinct.

"Neanderthals were an endangered species before modern humans ever set foot on the continent," Churchill says.

In a famous case in timberlands, landowners preferred to eliminate potential habitat for an endangered bird before it could be identified on their land so that timber harvest practices would not be restricted (Lueck and Michael 2003).

This is where a species conservation status arguably becomes most important: as a tool for encouraging countries to step up and protect an endangered species before it is too late, and in so doing to also shield an entire ecosystem.