Sentence examples for imperiled humans from inspiring English sources

The game begins, not with killing zombies, but with photographing them; one can unlock new skills through points awarded for photos of zombie hordes, imperiled humans or the cleavage of scantily clad female zombies.

This groups them among the imperiled humans sending out regular broadcasts from Apocalypse Radio in the bunkers.

The cable network Syfy, like the imperiled humans of "Battlestar Galactica," is voyaging into deep space in search of a future.

But most are pessimistic, with an abundance of images of post-apocalyptic landscapes in which the conditions for life on this planet are imperiled, and humans are all but extinct.

But Madagascar's natural treasures are increasingly imperiled by human pressures.

They say the bears are increasingly imperiled by threats from humans as they range farther outside Yellowstone, where key food sources have declined, and that removing protections will prevent the area's grizzlies from connecting with other bears farther north, leaving them genetically isolated.

Poaching and deforestation in the tropics are imperiling dozens of humans' primate relations, with nearly a third of the 394 known species of apes, monkeys, lemurs and other groups listed as threatened with extinction in a new report from the World Conservation Union.

With 6.8 billion people alive today, it's hard to fathom that humans were ever imperiled.

They may not be headed for roles in a summer blockbuster, but this duo of public servants cares about humanity when everything feels upside down, human rights are imperiled, and the arts and sciences are disdained.

Human hands have imperiled other cetaceans.

Trevor Paglen, a 2017 MacArthur Fellow, employs photography, sculpture, investigative journalism, engineering, geography, and other disciplines to document covert government projects and examine how human rights are imperiled in this era of mass surveillance.