Sentence examples for endangered it from inspiring English sources

"But one must understand that it is now at its most vulnerable, the most endangered it has ever been".

It is also perhaps the most endangered: it is thought to be extinct in most of its former range, with the only viable population in the Russian Far East.

There are two reasons the social wrasse is listed as critically endangered: it has a very small geographical range, and the quality of its habitat has continued to decline in the face of accelerated coastal development.

If any of it is endangered, it isn't legal.

Kaare Bryn, Norway's whaling commissioner, asks why, if they are not endangered, it is wrong to hunt minke whales but okay to fish for herring or cod.

If its supervisor part of the economics ministry of the state of Hesse believes that the functioning of the exchange is endangered, it can withdraw the operator's licence.

MOOCs are not a substitute for traditional higher education, and they do not endanger it.

It is the very authenticity of the blues that endangers it.

Yet, so far, the revolution has not advanced the cause of women and may even endanger it.

The new rule would prevent retirees from removing large sums of money from a weakened pension fund, endangering it further.

"Whoever delays this reform is endangering it in an irresponsible way," said Mr. Schaar, appealing "also to our government" for deeds, not words.