Sentence examples for endangered though from inspiring English sources

Between one thing and another, the unruly garden of outsiders has become as diminished and as endangered, though as perilous to susceptible tourists, as virgin wilderness.

I think they are endangered though, so it's probably not going to happen.

"Since their return," he added, "they haven't said a peep about the fate of the people they have endangered, though unintentionally".

Both Alex and Evelyn are endangered (though she is much tougher than she was in the first "Mummy") because Alex has strapped on the dangerous bracelet of the Scorpion King.

Some may be rare and endangered, though in many cases their taxonomic identity is uncertain as monographic treatments and molecular studies have yet to be undertaken.

While short-beaked echidnas are not considered to be endangered (though they are protected under Australian law), their long-beaked cousins are.

The London that Bob Stanley loves is quickly disappearing though, endangered by the onward rush of cultural and commercial homogenisation, the tyranny of the chain store and the coffee bar franchise.

Some of these are exotic (mealworms over spaghetti, or a recipe for broiled horse), though endangered species, such as chimpanzees, do not come with a recipe.

The federal Fish and Wildlife Service and the National Marine Fisheries Service judged that with proper mitigation measures, the pipeline would not jeopardize various threatened and endangered species, though both had qualms about a last-minute plan for blasting near one shore.

Congress, Mr. Baker reports, responded by allocating millions of dollars for the microfilming of endangered books, though there was little or no money to support the repair of existing books.

The Sumatran Tiger also remains critically endangered, even though the animal is protected by law in Indonesia.