Sentence examples for going extinct from inspiring English sources

Species richness in recently disturbed habitats is therefore expected to reflect past rather than current habitat availability, with the set of species eventually going extinct representing extinction debt.

"THE 747," Quartz recently proclaimed, "is going extinct".

And it shows no sign of going extinct.

"Tourism also keeps many cultures from going extinct," he said.

Anyone would think that iPods weren't going extinct.

He raises his voice: "I'm preserving something that's going extinct!

And yet, as Lieutenant Callaghan put it, "the cutting is a trade that's going extinct".

"And the water has not been changed in a while, and we are going extinct".

But those local ants are going extinct anyway as the imported ones move in.

Wildlife and ecosystems hit by "severe" and "widespread" impacts, with substantial numbers of species going extinct.

Mr. Hudson said flatly that none of the West Indian iguanas were going extinct.