Sentence examples for more endangered than from inspiring English sources

It is a little-known fact that Asian elephants are even more endangered than their African cousins.

Despite the rise in numbers, the shy, nocturnal mammals are still more endangered than the Sumatran tiger and the giant panda.

Snowe is typically called a "moderate" Republican — with Collins, the last of a noble, fiscally restrained, hymn-singing Northeastern breed now more endangered than the Maine moose.

Even more endangered than beer and bananas, said Representative Jerrold L. Nadler, is Brooklyn's vulnerable port system, which receives 110,000 containers each year and remains an important regional economic driver.

They are listed as "near threatened" but are probably more endangered than zoologists realize, said Ashley Vosper, the inventory and monitoring unit coordinator in Congo for the Wildlife Conservation Society, which oversees the Bronx Zoo.

It held more guerrillas than any other prison in the world, and the ruthlessness and political commitment of its inhabitants made it a place where guards were often more endangered than inmates.

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

Senator Hagel realizes the situation in the Middle East has changed, with Israel in a dramatically more endangered position than it was even five years ago".

It boasts spectacular views of snowcapped Mount Kenya and more endangered mammals than any other area in East Africa, including the black rhino, Grevy's zebra and reticulated giraffe.

So is the GDrive more endangered vulnerable than the Platypus it uses for its logo?

Recent data shows that for pay apps are even more endangered this year than they were the year before, etc.