Sentence examples for they were endangered from inspiring English sources

Species were shot until they were endangered, or extinct.

He admired their ferocity but, because they were endangered, feared for their survival.

By 1849 the Grand Canal was impassable, and the rice shipments had to be made by sea, where they were endangered by pirates.

More Democrats than Republicans have retired in districts where they were endangered, and more Republicans benefited from the decennial redistricting, leaving the Democrats with too small a cushion of Teflon incumbents as they try to regain a majority in the House.

If they were endangered, they wouldn't allow us to fish them".

The woodland across the road which used to turn completely lilac with bluebells every spring (I was told not to pick them because they were endangered, but I picked them anyway and now they don't grow there anymore).

I would kill them if they were endangering my family, they were endangering my friends, or they were endangering me".

Commanders were so incompetent that they were endangering soldiers' lives.

At the time, many doctors resented the claim that they were endangering their patients' health merely by examining them.

Prosecutors countered, often in emotional terms, that the three drivers had enough presence of mind to know they were endangering other drivers but did not care.

Mr. Glasier also used falcons to remove birds from British airfields, where they were endangering planes, as well as to chase pigeons from shopping malls.