Sentence examples for that was endangered from inspiring English sources

(Describing a lesson he learned at 7 years old, when he persuaded a company to discontinue production of a parka with a hood lined with the fur of a wolverine that was endangered).

This memoir mourns a mode of existence that was endangered at the time, is a near-impossibility now, and was perhaps never much more than a dream: a life of the mind, lived for and among and with constant reference to books.

The enormous success of Coppola's The Godfather (1972) followed a string of flops that threatened to end his career, and William Friedkin's The French Connection and The Exorcist also rescued a career that was endangered by smaller, perhaps more personal films like The Birthday Party (based on Pinter's play) and The Boys in the Band.

Until now, Ridley-Thomas' most public arts advocacy effort was securing county funding to sustain a summer arts internship program that was endangered when federal funding ended after the recession.

Mr. Sidamon-Eristoff argued, against considerable opposition within the E.P.A. itself, that the city should compensate upstate communities for limiting development that was endangering the city's reservoirs.

One of my clients worked for many years in a toxic corporate environment that was endangering her physical and emotional wellness.

In June 1917, Baker was awarded a bar to his decoration for his part in quelling a fire in one of the artillery gun pits that was endangering approximately 300 rounds of shrapnel and high explosive.

Classical approaches to conservation involve specific efforts at preserving species that are endangered.

So, yes, it makes sense to save the whales that are endangered.

We did a general entry about buildings that are endangered because they are not being maintained.

Dodd-Frank did set out some sensible principles for dealing with systemically important banks that are endangered.