Sentence examples for endangered zone from inspiring English sources

"I know it's dangerous but if I go, I know my home will be robbed," said Delia Maria Savala, 29, who lost her home to Mitch but still lives in a neighborhood along a riverbank that the government considers an endangered zone.

With the monetary rollbacks in the proposed contract, the plan will soon be in the endangered zone with the market at all-time highs.

Plans that are deemed in critical condition are said to be in the red zone; plans that are "endangered," in the yellow zone; and healthy plans, in the green zone.

For example: some forest areas should be left untouched as reserves for biodiversity conservation; steep slope could be placed into watershed protection zone; an important habitat for endangered plants or animals as a biological reserve zone.

In 2011, however, he changed course, allowing the palm oil company PT Kallista Alam to develop a peat swamp inside the Tripa conservation zone, home to endangered Sumatran orangutans.

It has a narrow distribution zone and an endangered status. A. reniforme var.

The investigation concluded that Corrie's death was an accident and that she had endangered herself by entering a combat zone.

Our results indicate that A. spectabilis is an endangered tree species, and the core zone is important for its persistence.

Eroded buffer zones endanger Brooklyn and Queens in the event of direct hits from powerful storms, said Alexander Brash, a regional director for the National Parks Conservation Association.

Will they hurl debris outside of safety zones, endangering our children?

The net effect: not only are you worrying about juggling your finances and losing those stubborn extra pounds, but you're also fretting about the economy, people suffering in conflict zones, disappearing glaciers and endangered species.