Sentence examples for seriously endangered from inspiring English sources

Since 1680 approximately 80 species of birds have become extinct, and a larger number are seriously endangered.

It is also seriously endangered by regular flooding and needs urgent action if it is to be saved.

Small Pacific islands like Tuvalu, Alaska's barrier island communities, and the Maldives in the Indian Ocean are seriously endangered and may even cease to exist.

Quigley, tall, trim-bearded and soft-spoken, and the bearish Miquelle, now project field director, told him that the Amur tiger was more seriously endangered than ever.

Frederick's Sicilian efforts were seriously endangered when at the end of 1210 Otto IV invaded the realm on the mainland and in 1211 even threatened Sicily itself.

In Russia, where poaching seriously endangered the Siberian tiger, concentrated effort and effective patrolling have resulted in a revival of the subspecies.

Such a scenario would seriously endanger the final stages of the talks.

He leaps out of bed, seriously endangering the lives of a whole family of cockroaches.

"We hope that this rate hike is not the start of a series of rate increases that would seriously endanger the fragile recovery".

I think that is clear, that Mr. Manning's leaks did not seriously endanger the country's security and that Mr. Obama should show him some mercy.

Several threats have emerged — some of them scarcely discussed before passage — that together or alone could seriously endanger the new system.