Sentence examples for so endangered that from inspiring English sources

The house is constructed entirely of rare Philippine hardwoods, species so endangered that it is now against the law to cut them.

The Apache lifeway -- an American Indian term for lifestyle -- is so endangered that this family shared its most intimate gatherings so that someone, anyone, might remember.

"They must be extremely rare, in which the safety of the public or the safety of those who protect the public is so endangered that one has a choice between either trial behind closed doors or no trial".

The Gulf population is so endangered that if the BP spill kills just three sperm whales this could imperil the area's native whale numbers.

So many species are endangered that approach isn't ethical, said Booth.

Ann Patchett has thrown herself bodily against fate by opening one of those brick and mortar bookshops that are so endangered and so missed.

Prussian troops mobilized near Prussia's border with Bohemia, reminiscent of the invasion in 1740 that so endangered Maria Theresa's succession to the Habsburg hereditary lands.

It might not be so bad, though, if you choose to skin something that wasn't quite so endangered.

"These bears are so critically endangered that every cub is important," Dennis Kelly, the zoo's director, said at a news conference on Sunday.

"Tigers are so highly endangered that they may soon be extinct in the wild," says Robert Hepworth of the United Kingdom's Department of the Environment.

Populations of this highland species are so mortally endangered that some sources consider them functionally extinct.