Sentence examples for much endangered from inspiring English sources

"I consider the E.U. in its present situation very much endangered".

"They need to stop using the kind of fish aggregation devices that are ensnaring so much endangered marine life and they need to call on their parent company, Thai Union, to drive out human rights abuses from the Thai fishing industry," he said.

"Then the seeds become that much less endangered," he said.

Two decades later, in the 1940's, a group of New Jersey nurserymen and holly enthusiasts decided the American holly was not so much an endangered species but rather a neglected species, one that should be more widely used in public and private landscapes rather than confined to a holiday decoration.

In the 1940's, a group of New Jersey nurserymen and holly enthusiasts decided the American holly was not so much an endangered species but rather a neglected species, one that should be more widely used in public and private landscapes rather than confined to a holiday decoration.

Two decades later, in the 1940's, a group of New Jersey nurserymen and holly enthusiasts decided the American holly was not so much an endangered species as a neglected one that needed to be used more widely in landscapes rather than confined to a holiday decoration.

Species don't come much more endangered than the vaquita, a tiny porpoise that's frequently killed in commercial fishing nets in the northern reaches of Mexico's Gulf of California.

Instead of assuming that there are 500,000 elephants in Africa, "there are many fewer than that of each kind, and they're both much more endangered than we presumed," he says.

It also means readjusting our notions of how long and how much money endangered species recovery will take.

There are so few traditional hunters left in Greenland, they are much more endangered than the animals they are hunting.

We are much more endangered by free radicals than being secured by natural scavenging entities producing in our body in stressed conditions.