Sentence examples for it gets endangered from inspiring English sources

But, as I wrote, in the end a child's struggle is for autonomy, and your struggle with it is to give it enough autonomy to be happy without so much that it gets endangered.

And when fish get scarce, some get endangered, which means tough regulation that makes it hard to stay afloat.

Refugee groups were seeking to get endangered adults out, but no one was helping the children, and he took it upon himself to plug the gap.

You've got endangered species like right whales coming in here, you've got endangered birds like piping plovers and roseate terns.

Try to get endangered animals to breed.

-When did it become endangered?

As it stands, biologists like Bob Ferris, of the conservation group Defenders of Wildlife, know what will happen if the virus strikes a species on the endangered list: "If it gets into the woodland caribou of the northern Rockies or the pronghorn antelope in Arizona, those animals will be gone forever".

Small-scale studies in greenhouses have shown that adding the right soil can promote the growth of a particular plant community, and some researchers have even tried soil transplantation replacing one soil with another to get certain endangered plants to grow.

But we're able to get thousands of events across the country calling on Trader Joe's to get the endangered seafood off of their shelves, and it just takes a few staff members.

Getting the timing wrong would have endangered both forces and civilians.

Mr. Emanuel said that last spring Mr. Eisner asked him to pull out of the Miramax deal because if Miramax got involved, it would endanger tax breaks that Disney receives for its theme parks and hotels in Florida, where Mr. Bush's brother, Jeb, is governor.