Sentence examples for more endangered from inspiring English sources

Only cycads, amphibians, corals and conifers are more endangered.

The more endangered the species, the higher the price.

Moreover, afforestations on grasslands contained more endangered or relatively rare species than those on arable fields.

Bodies of water are even more endangered in Mumbai than open spaces, the study found.

3. Sustainable sea creatures are often cheaper than their larger and more endangered cousins.

The more compassionate she is, the more endangered the object of her compassion.

The more endangered a bird or beast, the harder to record it.

But, Sutherland makes clear, the one life form even more endangered is human culture.

"The American people are more endangered now than they were on 9/11," Mr. Sorenson said.

But we don't know how many bridges in other districts are more important and more endangered.

But never has the European project been more endangered by indifference, hostility and even open rejection.