Sentence examples for extinct soon from inspiring English sources

He notes that human extinction is unavoidable, and that it is better to become extinct soon to avoid causing the extinction of other animals.

For reasons not yet clear, the cryptostomes dwindled and became extinct soon after the end of the Paleozoic Era (251 million years ago).

Cards will be extinct soon anyway, just like their dodo cousin the cheque book, it will all be done on your mobile.

Vast regions of the Amazon are growing more slowly than they were several thousand years ago because they lack the fertilising effect provided by South America's distinctive "mega-fauna" – the very large mammals that went extinct soon after the arrival of humans.

Indeed, one group of large-bodied insects that probably glided rather than flew relatives of today's dragonflies disappeared from the fossil record and apparently went extinct soon after birds evolved.

That's the conclusion of a new study, which finds that the gene variant came from people known as Denisovans, who went extinct soon after they mated with the ancestors of Europeans and Asians about 40,000 years ago.

Okay, but what if we don't go extinct anytime soon?

But in fashion or decorating, whether to have the real thing or a more politically correct imitation is an argument that won't become extinct anytime soon.

In an e-mail to Dr. Walsh that was also sent to some reporters, he said he was "somewhat troubled," by the idea that chimpanzees and gorillas in Central Africa might be extinct very soon.

In Fig. 3, mice is a sensitive species, which goes extinct as soon as grains disappear.

I'm not saying the mouse will go fully extinct anytime soon.