Sentence examples for hardly endangered from inspiring English sources

As Dr. Kastor insists, these institutions are hardly endangered.

Preservation faces its challenges on Long Island, but it's hardly endangered.

These days, no one need die of syphilis or gonorrhea, and in most of America a woman's social standing is hardly endangered by a little premarital sex.

I sampled my first kangaroo — hardly endangered and extremely local — which tasted a bit like a mix of lamb and venison, tender to the knife, with a hint of game on the tongue.

But this hardly endangers the stability of the state.

Mr. Obama defended his overtures at a news conference on Sunday, saying the handshakes and the polite conversation he shared with Mr. Chávez here were hardly "endangering the strategic interests of the United States".

This man just endangered lives.

Yet they hardly seem endangered.

Bighorns are hardly an endangered species, they add; their numbers are estimated at about 6,900 in Colorado and roughly 70,000 in all Western states.

But while fuel economy is rising, as automakers prepare for strict mileage standards that take effect over the next 12 years, enthusiasts' fears have proved unfounded: exciting, fun-to-drive cars hardly seem endangered.

This variant of the rainbow trout has seen its populations fall in some areas of California where it is protected, but it's hardly the endangered species the press made it out to be.