Sentence examples for ever more endangered from inspiring English sources

Andrew Karr, from the SEG, said the Severn was "one of the few remaining places in Europe where there is an abundance" of eels, but he warned eels have been "getting ever more endangered over the last 20 years or so".

Even worse, as many of these vital habitats and territories bow to the pressures of economic development, so too does our unique cultural heritage, which is ever more endangered.

Women of color are even more endangered.

And, yet, with all of this spending, we still don't have national health insurance and Social Security is more endangered than ever.

Only cycads, amphibians, corals and conifers are more endangered.

The more endangered the species, the higher the price.

"If Dermatemys is already critically endangered, this lineage [1D] must be much more endangered than the rest of the species.

So is the GDrive more endangered vulnerable than the Platypus it uses for its logo?

Under his guidance I became ever more entranced by these beautiful (and endangered) creatures.

We're having to reverse deep and ancient assumptions about how we allocate goods, labor, money, and power on a rapidly shrinking, endangered, complex, and ever more populated planet.

Endangered species will face ever more severe challenges brought on by their changing habitat.