Sentence examples for it would be extinct from inspiring English sources

It is estimated that without protective measures in place, it would be extinct within a decade; and that extinction would be "not only a tragedy in itself but may have unforeseen, and potentially disastrous, consequences for the functioning of the vegetation communities of which feather-leaved banksia is an integral part".

If that had appeared beautiful to us, then I doubt very much that it would be extinct.

"Every butterfly biologist who knew anything about the quino in the mid-1990s thought it would be extinct by now, including me," said Prof Camille Parmesan of the Marine Sciences Institute at Plymouth University.

Were it not for Bartram, the tree would be extinct.

Its message was stark: the koala would be extinct "within 30 years".

If they ran it twice a week, I believe in twenty years China would be extinct", and "if you ever want someone to confess to murder, just make him or her sit through that film.

Zoologic societies' ability to use animals that are legally imported has enabled public education about endangered animals; were it not for legal animal importation and exhibition in zoological institutions, many species of animals, including bats, would be extinct in the wild.

Imagine that: how many more species would be extinct?

Watkins predicted that houseflies and rats would be extinct.

In an ideal world Jurassic Park would be extinct, once and for all.

The picture in the newspaper that Tomer brought was of a bird whose species would be extinct in two years.