Sentence examples for extremely endangered from inspiring English sources

Tigers are now extremely endangered, too.

Few Mesopotamian fallow deer remain in the wild state, and they are extremely endangered.

"The social balance and social peace is extremely endangered," says a recent internal paper of the German Association of Cities, according to Der Spiegel, a German weekly.

"Folks who saw chimps in these human-type settings were more likely to think they're not endangered or that it's okay to have one as a pet, when, in fact, chimps are extremely endangered in their native Africa, where they're losing critical habitat," he said.

Much like their extinct Atlantic counterparts or the extremely endangered 100 or so western Pacific gray whales that still yearly ply the coastal waters between South Korea and Siberia, eastern Pacific grays were nearly hunted out of existence as recently as 75 years ago.

The area is home to western gorillas, which are more numerous than the extremely endangered mountain gorillas in East Africa but are also more mysterious.

Most species, except those that are highly endangered with extremely small populations, will tolerate some level of harvesting, but this may range from 10% of seeds in 10% of years to 86% of seeds in most years.

Some new species are highly endangered.

However, they appear to be highly endangered.

The uinque concave profile of mandibular prognathism not only seriously affects the masticatory function but also extremely endangers psychology to patients.

Catholic piety bound his little social world: once during Lent, Gaudí fasted so extremely it endangered his health.