Sentence examples for extinct itself from inspiring English sources

Any survival or reproductive advantage can help a species out-compete another species or simply avoid becoming extinct itself.

Starring the late, great Pete Postelthwaite as a melted Arctic-bound archivist of a humanity that dumbly extincted itself (verb intended), Armstrong's patient multimedia proved the boundary between what is environmental science and what is cultural narrative has always been what William Gibson described in his foundational Neuromancer as a "consensual hallucination".

The great importance of that fundamental work rests on the impetus it gave to the study of extinct life itself.

Ironically, the National Threatened Species Network that inaugurated the day is itself extinct; it was de-funded in 2006.

Above all, you seem to be asking whether the human species is doomed to make itself extinct — or, put differently, whether we can survive.

In Christopher's most explicit statement, Xeno concludes, after a grim tour of duty in Vietnam: "The human race had yet to render itself extinct; perhaps the animals were just a dry run.

The story was less about a new middle class finding its voice than about an old middle class that feels itself going extinct.

The Araguaian variety is the first new discovery of a true river dolphin since 1918, when scientists first described the species Lipotes vexillifer – the Chinese baiji which is itself now extinct.

Like threatened and endangered species in the ecological realm, large-scale fire itself is becoming extinct due to intrusions of human habitation into the very forests that provide the fuel for its existence.

Indeed, the very room itself may become extinct.

For example, a decade ago in the Azores, the typical sailing whaleboat, as efficient and beautiful a craft ever devised, was as extinct as the whaling industry itself.