Sentence examples for is seriously endangering from inspiring English sources

Climate change is seriously endangering these richest reservoirs of marine biodiversity.

They do not argue that the dolphin population at large is seriously endangered.

But the world's second-largest barrier reef, the Mesoamerican Reef in the Caribbean, is seriously endangered by coastal development, runoff and pollution.

Unfortunately, the Giant Panda is seriously endangered.

Its survival is seriously endangered because its habitat is both vulnerable and severely threatened.

The interns make a mistake in the surgery, and Harris is seriously endangered, but is rescued by the residents.

In the April 19 episode, an event that takes place within one culture looks a lot like torture to the rest of the town, and there's an interesting ongoing subplot in which the whole future of the town is seriously endangered thanks to one character's definition of the greater good.

Free sugars are simply "empty calories" which are "seriously endangering people's health" and contributing to type 2 diabetes, tooth decay and obesity, she said.

"These road constructions and mines are seriously endangering and undermining our work and could lead to the extinction of Asiatic cheetahs in Iran," he said.

This makes us so mad that we are seriously endangering our computer right now by pounding so hard on the keys.

This goal appeared to be seriously endangered by national intellectual property rights.