Sentence examples for is especially endangered from inspiring English sources

The tach is especially endangered.

The Medicare program is especially endangered; its hospital insurance trust fund is expected to run out of money in 11 years.

Irreverent humor has been especially endangered.

In recent sessions, investors have punished old-line industrial stocks much more than high-technology shares, wagering that their slower growth rates will be especially endangered by rising rates.

Long east and west coasts like the Americas, southern Africa or Australia and narrow land bridges like Panama seem to be especially endangered.

One type of small-scale fishery that might be especially endangered by coastal impacts is beach (or estuarine) clam harvesting (McLachlan et al. 1996; Castilla and Defeo 2001; Defeo et al. 2009).

Our building has not been affected for the most part, but renters around us are especially endangered.

Unfortunately for young people like Iris Hoffman still in the foster care system, they're especially endangered in large group homes, says Jennifer Rodriguez, a former California foster care youth and now executive director of the Youth Law Center.

Persons at the age of 20-21 years old are especially endangered [ 31].

While stress can make you worry over work, and what tomorrow is about, can cause your blood pressure to soar, and it's especially endangering to your health physically, mental and emotional health takes their toll here also.

The physiotherapists constitute a professional group, that is, a group especially endangered with many negative health effects resulting from the performed work.