Sentence examples for exceptionally endangered from inspiring English sources
It arises from the common belief that black men are exceptionally endangered by racism, occupying the bottom of every metric: especially school performance, workforce participation and involvement with the criminal justice system.
They remained in the kitchen while the house wait staff brought out communal platters of lamb; couscous; meat-filled dumplings called khinkali; khachapuri or cheese bread; and the exceptionally delicious endangered Armenian trout from Lake Sevan known as ishkhan, which is illegal to fish commercially but can apparently be bought legally in Moscow.
— Julia Moskin The Economist: Local farmers haven't been able to draw water from Devils Hole, a Nevada pond, since the Supreme Court ruled in 1976 that schools of the exceptionally rare Devils Hole Pupfish were endangered.
Rarities such as the high brown and heath fritillaries, two of our most endangered insects, have done exceptionally well, and one of the most pleasing developments has been the revival in fortunes of the small tortoiseshell.
The Ethiopian highlands harbor an exceptionally diverse array of endemic species, among them the endangered Ethiopian wolf (Canis simensis) (Marino and Sillero-Zubiri 2011), gelada baboon (Theropithecus gelada), walia ibex (Capra walia), and several species of Rhizomyidae and Murinae rodents (Yalden and Largen 1992).
Stilton: An endangered cheese.
