Sentence examples similar to mostly endangered from inspiring English sources

"This for-profit piracy scheme mostly endangers children, who are ill equipped to appreciate the illegality or risks of their acts," he said.

But they are endangered, mostly as a result of overfishing.

It is mostly Russians who are endangered.

One serious side of Bryher revealed itself in the financial help she funneled through Freud to endangered Jews, mostly from analytic circles.

The language — which is now endangered — has subtleties, mostly weather-related.

Cows are seen so infrequently that they might be imagined to be an endangered species.The deforestation, mostly in the past 30 years, of 14% of the Brazilian part of Amazonia (about a third of the Amazon rainforest, the world's biggest, is over the border in other countries) has been as much an economic as an environmental disaster.

Libertarianism at its broadest is just a dislike of government intrusion into people's private lives, but in practice, that can range from "I should be allowed to smoke pot and own guns" to "I should be allowed to drive a tank around my survivalist compound, which, by the way, I have mostly filled with sex workers, endangered animals, and unpasteurized milk".

China continues to be the largest importer of illegal ivory in the world, mostly from Africa, but also from endangered Asian elephants.

To bring attention to the vanishing buildings, Mr. Cranley helped found the Shanghai Historic House Association, a group of mostly expatriate residents working to identify endangered buildings and help pay for their preservation.

Though as a species they aren't so lucky, endangered the world over mostly as a result of human practices.

For example, ziconotide a pain killer 1,000 times more powerful than morphine comes from marine cone snails that inhabit narrow ranges in coral reefs and thus are increasingly endangered by coral bleaching, mostly from global warming.