Sentence examples for far more endangered from inspiring English sources

Artists' works, independent productions, and experimental films are far more endangered than, say, The Hunger Games.

There is another stark difference between the two subspecies: Asiatic lions are far more endangered than their African counterparts.

Only cycads, amphibians, corals and conifers are more endangered.

The more endangered the species, the higher the price.

The more compassionate she is, the more endangered the object of her compassion.

"If Dermatemys is already critically endangered, this lineage [1D] must be much more endangered than the rest of the species.

So is the GDrive more endangered vulnerable than the Platypus it uses for its logo?

Women of color are even more endangered.

Rockets fired from the West Bank would endanger far more Israeli civilians and threaten to close the Ben Gurion Airport.

But Georgiadis and a growing amount of evidence – both morphological (physical) and genetic – points unquestionably to two: the savanna elephant (Loxodonta africana) and the long-ignored, far-more-endangered forest elephant (Loxodonta cyclotis).

We believe this would be far more "ungentlemanly conduct" since it endangers the well-being of others, which is really not the case in frequenting a house of prostitution.