Sentence examples for of being extinct from inspiring English sources

"We can honour something that's sad and really heartbreaking, but we can do it in a beautiful way that brings dignity and integrity to a language that's on the brink of being extinct".

If you get to a point where you are defined as one thing only, if you're confined into that one box, you become at risk of being extinct.

Older lineages have a higher risk of being extinct, and thus not sampled, than younger ones (a bias towards more nodes closer to the tips of the tree).

Other groups have a more practical and pragmatic view, hoping the thylacine to be extant although understanding the probabilities of its being extinct.

The spirit of Nelson Mandela, which seems to be extinct.

In the case of Zakouma national park in Chad, black rhinos became locally extinct decades ago, and in fact the sub-species of black rhino indigenous to that part of Africa is extinct.

Regardless of the infraordinal taxonomy, Strepsirrhini is composed of three ranked superfamilies and 14 families, seven of which are extinct.

By the time the Rare Breeds Survival Trust was founded 1973, numbers of all traditional pig breeds were dangerously low, and many of them were extinct.

Six of them are extinct.

"I thought these type of strikers were extinct.

Nor does it bother them that many New Yorkers think their breed of store is extinct.