Sentence examples for severely endangered from inspiring English sources

In an e-mail message, Mireya Mayor, an "emerging explorer" in Madagascar for National Geographic, focused on several severely endangered primates, including the silky sifaka, which is restricted to the Marojejy National Park and surrounding regions.

As a result, several populations, some of them endemic, are at present severely endangered [9], [13], [14].

Istro-Romanian is classified by Unesco as severely endangered, and Professor Vrzic said she believed that the several hundred native speakers who live in Queens outnumbered those in Istria.

Still, gorillas remain severely endangered, and seeing them in their habitat is a rare experience.

In the 21st century both Aromanian and Meglenoromanian were severely endangered languages.

Within a few years, the study of French at UK universities, already severely endangered, may well become extinct.

Yet it is widely recognized that the lawyers' protests may be severely endangering the stability of the country.

Extreme winds severely endanger structural integrity of wind turbines.

In southern China, a relatively warm and humid area, but with hilly terrain, mining subsidence induced landslide and mudslides severely endangering public safety.

The Serengeti, Tanzania - D In Tanzania, the government has proposed a development project which could severely endanger the animal kingdom of the Serengeti.

He begins eating excessively, despite Marge and Lisa's repeated warnings that he could severely endanger his health.