Sentence examples for finally extinct from inspiring English sources

The abolitionists won a key victory in the 1820 Indiana Supreme Court case of Polly v. Lasselle; slavery was finally extinct by 1830.

Bauhinia might have become depauperate and finally extinct in Europe after the Oligocene with the uplift of the Himalayan-Tibetan plateau [ 101], the desertification in the Asian interior [ 102], the establishment of the Asian monsoon system [ 103], and the desiccation of the Mediterranean Sea [ 104].

A further problem with the estimation of biodiversity is that local lists are usually updated by adding new entries, but locally (or even finally) extinct species are seldom, if ever, removed from the lists (Boero and Gravili 2013), a task that only taxonomists can undertake through the critical analysis of species lists and the identification of putatively extinct species.

We find that (i) if (theta m p_{1}< db_{2}), no matter how long the mature time is, the scrounger finally extincts; (ii) if (theta m p_{1}>db_{2}), shorter mature time is in favor of the existence of scrounger.

Moreover, the team reports in the 1 February issue of Quaternary Science Reviews, even though humans and megafauna continued to coexist for about 1000 years before the animals finally went extinct, the animals were already on their way out: Between 75%and90%0% of the northeastern megafauna were gone before humans ever came on the scene.

It is unlikely we will ever know when the wolf finally went extinct in Britain.

It hadn't been seen in the UK since 1988 and was finally declared extinct in 2000.

Dr. Bakker said they wanted to "bring these animals back to life doing stuff that let them evolve, change, be a success, and, finally, go extinct".

After a 12-year campaign of mass vaccination, smallpox, a potentially lethal fever-and-blister-causing virus, was finally declared extinct.

Further contraction toward the dwarf state, therefore, is accompanied by a cooling phase, in which the stars reverse their colour change, going from blue to red, and finally become extinct.

The radiocarbon dates also suggest that northeastern megafauna underwent two major declines before finally going extinct.