Sentence examples for possibilities of extinction from inspiring English sources

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Scientists and conservationists are talking with increasing frequency about the possibility of extinction in the wild.

Yet, until the 18th century, not even Aristotle, who speculated about most things, actually considered the possibility of extinction.

Of all the different races of people on this planet, only the European races are facing the possibility of extinction in a relatively near future".

My analysis places much lower weight on a future dollar than a dollar now, for the ethical reasons that future generations may have higher consumption and that there is a (small) possibility of extinction, for example from a meteorite.

In the space of 12 years the Labour government has carried out an assault on liberty so vicious that the values that form the bedrock of this great society are not simply under threat, they actually face the possibility of extinction.

Startups were always facing the possibility of extinction with a single policy change, limiting their value to both investors and potential buyers.

In Banet and Ayuso's 2003 study, Spanish students (ages 14 16) believed that mutations take place to help organisms survive in unfavorable conditions; organisms respond to the environmental changes by mutating and thus attempting to avoid the possibility of extinction.

This raised the possibility of extinction, which they found difficult to accept for philosophical and theological reasons.

The French government distributes bonuses to the owners of the best stallions, a program more important to the Poitevin than to other draft breeds because of the significant possibility of extinction.

This situation implies the possibility of extinction of genetically pure S. biwaensis, even if it was present in the past.