Sentence examples for endangered in a from inspiring English sources

Blue-collar workers, until recently seemingly endangered in a regional economy that offered fewer niches, is experiencing renewed demand.

It was inconvenient because even in the early 1990s, playing with two hands off both sides was unusual and has become only more endangered in a sport in which added power has made extra reach vital.

So, too, might the concept of gut rationality be endangered in a filtered world, where people see only what they want to see, hear only what they want to hear, read only what they want to read.

Cyathus stercoreus is considered endangered in a number of European countries.

The Act now gives species protection simply when they're endangered in "a significant portion of [their] range". The Obama proposal essentially says: If Species X isn't about to go extinct everywhere it lives, we're not going to protect it.

The new policy, however, sets a much higher bar by requiring not only that a species be endangered in a portion of its range, but also that the loss of that one portion threatens the survival of the species as a whole.

The cabin is Spartan, but there are only a few clues to its bargain-basement nature (such as the  manual roll-up window, an endangered in-car feature in North America).

"The Dog-Eared Paperback, Newly Endangered in an E-Book Age" (front page, Sept. 3) is on target, but doesn't go quite far enough.

The Fish and Wildlife Service deemed the African lion to be endangered in 2015 in an attempt to conserve the species.

Gray wolves were listed as endangered in 1974, following a successful federal program to eradicate them in the lower continental states.

Twenty-one species of animals in the United States have become endangered in part as a result of roadkill.