Sentence examples for endangered that from inspiring English sources

And the brasses retain a brilliance — with, occasionally, a characteristically Russian swagger, now endangered — that could slice through concrete.

Lange's metalmark butterflies will lay their eggs only on a certain type of buckwheat — also endangered — that grows on the tiny patch of riverfront by the bus depot whose dunes have been depleted by mining; in other words, the butterfly will disappear completely unless conservationists vigilantly pull weeds and shift sand and try to keep an obsolete ecosystem going.

These animals are just one of several species, once critically endangered, that are steadily expanding their range throughout Channel Islands National Park, an archipelago of five almost entirely undeveloped islands that remains one of the least visited parks in the country.

Of the 850,000 children who are reported missing each year, said Jerry Nance, a case manager with the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children, only 3percentt or 4percentt are considered "missing and endangered," that is, neither runaways nor taken by a family member.

So many species are endangered that approach isn't ethical, said Booth.

Officials won't make a decision for another year, but even if they declare the beluga endangered, that won't stop poachers or black marketeers.

Secessionists' willingness to endanger that experiment before the eyes of the watching world infuriated them.

Neither I nor any of my successors will ever do anything to endanger that security.

He voiced concern that rising political pressures on both sides of the Atlantic were endangering that independence.

To take on Bahrain's rulers would be to endanger that alliance and they have run a more open society than Libya anyway.

We also publish a special flyer, the Historic Properties Exchange, that advertises endangered buildings that are for sale.