Sentence examples for long endangered from inspiring English sources

Relief agencies, long endangered by war, have yet to fully mobilize.

On the eastern flank of the Sierra are Mono Lake and Owens Lake, both long endangered by agricultural development.

A three-inch-long endangered fish is standing between this city and its plans for a well-watered future.

Last summer, a nearly seven-foot-long endangered lake sturgeon washed up on the beach at Isle La Motte.

Pointing to successes in increasing the populations of the long critically endangered Iberian lynx and Guadalupe fur seal, she insisted "effective conservation can yield outstanding results".

How long these endangered forests will last, we do not know, but every time we travel to this general region we have encountered loggers pulling down massive beams of lumber; this time is no exception.

One well-known species, Tecopa pupfish (C. nevadensis calidae), which possessed a maximum length of 5 cm (about 2 inches), was long considered endangered, was declared extinct in 1981.

While both retired players and N.F.L. executives claimed victory over the settlement, which will cover future expenses related to on-the-job brain damage, invisible behind them was the legion of young players who have long been endangered by the league's actions — those same actions that the settlement effectively absolved.

All of those functions have long been endangered by human activities such as excessive logging and clear-cutting to open new agricultural land.

We have shown that a declining population of a long-lived, endangered vertebrate suffers from substantial negative genetic effects.

"I'd almost say it negatively: that they hang on too long, and endanger the company".