Sentence examples for most endangered time from inspiring English sources

Maybe he made the point as much for himself, and some ebbing belief in the buoyancy of his status as boxing's most endangered time traveller, as for Joe Calzaghe.

It is Scotland's most endangered tree.

The National Trust for Historic Preservation, a nonprofit group based in Washington, chose the verdant, 125-mile stretch from New York City to Albany for its annual list of most endangered places for the first time since it began compiling it in 1988.

That's how I feel each time the World Monuments Fund releases its list of 100 most endangered sites.

The silky sifaka is one of five lemurs listed as one of "The World's 25 Most Endangered Primates" and has been on the list all five times since its inception in 2000.

It was most endangered in 1960 when deep-pocketed developers and quixotic conservationists, known as bird watchers at the time, fought one of South Florida's most formidable battles over the land.

In that time, the Providence Preservation Society placed it on its list of the city's 10 most endangered properties.

No species in modern times embodies that fascination more fully than the tiger, one of today's most endangered predators.

(The New York Times) River Runs The Potomac, which cuts through Washington, is atop a conservancy group's list of America's most endangered rivers.

The gibbon is considered the most endangered of apes.

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