Sentence examples for helps endangered from inspiring English sources

And then by happy coincidence she stumbles on an organisation called Paradise which helps endangered women to disappear, just as another woman who fears for her life appeals to her for help.

Every bit of pollution prevention helps endangered species, and you will help make organic farming the socially and financially sensible choice for growers.

St . Louis Zooofficials have decided that spending more money on a few selected programs is a better way of helping endangered species than spending less on many projects.

And this election season AFP has already spent a few million dollars on ad blitzes to help endangered Republican incumbents including Rob Portman of Ohio and Kelly Ayotte of New Hampshire.

So does this mean that every law designed to help endangered animals, poor people and the disabled is bound to fail?

Other factors include the bitter contentiousness over proposals to help endangered salmon by removing dams on the Snake River in eastern Washington.

A federal judge told the Obama administration on Wednesday that its plan to help endangered salmon in the Pacific Northwest was technically flawed, and he urged it to revise the proposal before he rules on its broader merits.

But Mr. Hall, who heads the New Mexico regional office, has been rebuked by colleagues for telling his staff to ignore new findings in genetics when deciding what measures would help endangered species.

But Vladimir Putin did don white overalls and big black goggles as he took to the skies over northern Siberia in a motorised hang glider to help endangered cranes begin their migration to wintering grounds in Iran and India.

In the days before last week's elections, Mr. DeLay sent scores of buses and hundreds of vans filled with volunteers into competitive districts to help endangered Republicans, like moderates Jim Leach in Iowa and Constance A. Morella in Maryland, even though they did not always see issues the same way.

He and other critics say it has caused economic harm to landowners while not adequately helping endangered species recover.