Sentence examples for extinction in the next from inspiring English sources

(PDF), found that even in the vast and seemingly natural landscapes of northern Australia, mammals like quolls, bandicoots, possums and smaller wallabies are headed for extinction in the next 10-20 years unless we take action.

In Britain, where better records have been kept, more than half the native bumblebee species either have become extinct or are facing extinction in the next few decades.

But without it, the paper concludes, almost half of the unfenced lion populations could come close to extinction in the next few decades.

And at the very least, the good-bad dichotomy feeds the joyless food-related fussiness (no gluten, no dairy, no pleasure -- ever) that's so prevalent among parents -- and that really ought, as a public mental health measure, to be targeted for extinction in the next generation.

At a time when deforestation, the spread of invasive species and climate change are putting as many as one-third of all plant species at risk of extinction in the next 50 years, we don't have time for traditions like these.

If this trend continues, 30-5030-50percentall species could end up approaching extinction in the next 50 years.

My father had helped to save small breweries and traditional beer from extinction in the 1970s.

No wonder their numbers dwindled close to extinction in the 1970s.

Following concern over a possible second UK extinction in the 1990s, a concerted conservation programme was set up.

In a long-term joint effort, city and state biologists are identifying, monitoring and studying the falcons, which nearly faced extinction in the 1960s from the pesticide DDT.

This is the second comeback for buffalo, a magnificent beast that was hunted to the brink of extinction in the 1800s.