Sentence examples for extinction's from inspiring English sources

Age of Extinction's appeal to Chinese viewers is obvious.

To quote Philip Larkin, they are "crouching below extinction's alp" and their alp is about to explode.

Since this volcanism coincided with the beginning of the end-Triassic extinction, it is considered by many paleontologists to be the extinction's most likely cause.

We learn about extinction's complex links with cell phones, European meat eaters, and ecotourism, along with the effects of Ebola virus, poverty, and political instability.

The discovery of thriving communities of survivors at the end of the Cretaceous is giving some scientists second thoughts about the extinction's causes and effects.

Leigh's novel feels, around the edges, like an exploration of an archaic manhood that may itself be teetering on extinction's brink.

Church addressed some objections that genetic engineering may be too risky, morally objectionable, or pointless, in de-extinction's case, because the habitat for extinct animals is gone or degraded.

But de-extinction's appeal also works on a much smaller scale: who wouldn't want to restore the beautiful chestnut to its former, generous glory?

"The idea of making money from de-extinction may not be in competition with de-extinction's ecological merits, just as putting a few revived animals on display may not be incompatible with reintroducing many more of them into the wild," Ray writes.

Extinction Witness's future is wide open.

Distinction, extinction, what's the difference?