Sentence examples for much more endangered from inspiring English sources

The controversy around the official 2014 mascot, Fuleco the armadillo, started early – campaigners pointing out that the endangered species it represented was going to be much more endangered by the World Cup.

"If Dermatemys is already critically endangered, this lineage [1D] must be much more endangered than the rest of the species.

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.

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.

Only cycads, amphibians, corals and conifers are more endangered.

The more endangered the species, the higher the price.

The more compassionate she is, the more endangered the object of her compassion.

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

Women of color are even more endangered.