Sentence examples for most endangered because from inspiring English sources

Indeed, some say it is the short asphalt tracks that are the most endangered, because they are too short to attract high-profile races and they do not provide for the side-by-side, bump-and-grind style that fans cherish at dirt tracks.

Mark Simmons, a restoration ecologist who orchestrated the seed mix and plantings here, calls it "one of the most endangered ecosystems in North America," because "there are a few thousand acres, or one-tenth of 1 percent left".

This year, the American Rivers Foundation named the Guadalupe one of the 10 most endangered rivers in the nation because of potential pumping demands.

Freshwater ecosystems underpin global water and food security, yet are some of the most endangered ecosystems in the world because they are particularly vulnerable to land management change and climate variability.

But the DD-21 is arguably the most endangered of the big-ticket programs because it is the furthest from being developed.

The Fire Island National Seashore is one of the 10 most endangered national parks in the country because of potential damage from a $100 million Army Corps of Engineers project to rebuild beaches and dunes in private communities, a park advocacy group said last week.

Nearly two-thirds of the rivers on American Rivers' "most endangered" roster for this year made the list because of the damage to the riverine environment and habitat inflicted by corps projects.

The Chicago River has been in the national spotlight recently because last month the conservation group American Rivers named it one of the nation's most endangered rivers.

It's because of the demand for large specimens for landscaping projects that cycads are considered the most endangered living things on earth.

The gibbon is considered the most endangered of apes.

Mark Grisanti should be the most endangered Republican in the Senate.