Sentence examples for less endangered from inspiring English sources

"Then the seeds become that much less endangered," he said.

Using corn starch is safer when the workload is less endangered than when using microcrystalline cellulose.

The plan is to develop expertise by trying cloning techniques first on smaller, less endangered, green turtles.

The elephant population has virtually disappeared, leaving only warthogs, baboons, and antelope as the less endangered species.

Bluegrass feels significantly less endangered: legions of young bands peddle an updated version, and Superfine in Dumbo, Brooklyn, hosts a bluegrass brunch featuring mostly local bands.

The embryo could then be implanted in the womb of a surrogate southern white rhino, a closely related rhinoceros subspecies that is less endangered.

They talk louder and louder and make less and less sense, endangering the human race in their weaponized game of chicken.

The protection of jaguar habitat benefits less charismatic endangered species as well.

The view through the three tentatively installed glass panneaux not only briefly removes the visual noise of the love locks but, in its serenity, restores the innocence of the view, so that everything once again seems simply Parisian, and the people in the boats going by below less like endangered tourists corralled into movable pens and more like pilgrims to the medieval city, seeking its grace.

Considering these extreme costs, the wisdom of investing so much money, time and effort into giant panda conservation has been the subject of considerable controversy -- wouldn't the same sum of money be better spent on a number of other, equally deserving, but less cherished, endangered species?

Future directions should foster partnerships with researchers in the Southern Hemisphere that may involve data cataloging/formatting assistance, while targeting datasets containing species that are less abundant (endangered or threatened) and with limited representation within SEAMAP.