Sentence examples for extinct either from inspiring English sources

Moreover, it seems to me that Honey Maid might not be all that dismayed if the terms "mom" and "dad" became extinct either.

The idea of a violent insurrection in response to all of this is still rather far-fetched, but the proliferation of antifascist activism in the Trump era has shown that rage and radical politics are not exactly extinct, either.

There are no fossil records of extinct either Carduelis sp. or F. teydea species from these islands.

Therefore, the ancestral haplotypes could have gone extinct either recently or in the past.

The last of the large vertebrate species that became extinct were either the result of human activities, or major environmental changes, or perhaps a combination of both.

An alternative approach is to assess the ecology and anatomy of extinct taxa (either within the crown or within the stem), and regard those that share the traits of forbidden birds today as being considered forbidden.

More worrisome for the party, and perhaps for democracy, is that middle-of-the-road Republicans are also becoming extinct, replaced either by Democrats in places like Colorado, New Mexico, Virginia or North Carolina, or by right-wing nut jobs in Utah.

Those no longer containing A. studiosus were considered "extinct", presumably either (1) due to a mass dispersal event, or (2) a colony-wide die off.

"Cats are responsible for 39 species being either extinct, locally extinct or near extinct in Australia," Evans told the Times.

Four out of 9 properties are either extinct, on their last legs or a shadow of their primacy in 1972.

These firms share two characteristics: All are either extinct, bankrupt or wards of the state.