Sentence examples for threatened status from inspiring English sources

The black-browed albatross, centred around the Falkland Islands, and the black-footed albatross, concentrated around the Hawaiian chain, have moved down to "near threatened" status.

The upgraded threatened status of the swift parrot to critically endangered has been said to reflect the Tasmanian government's failure to protect crucial habitat from native forest logging.

This is despite their protected "native" status, "threatened" status in the state of Victoria and IUCN Red List designation as vulnerable to extinction.

But last year the United States Interior Department granted the bears threatened status under the Endangered Species Act, citing the threat from retreating summertime sea ice.

As the Bush administration rushes toward a court-ordered decision on whether the bears should gain threatened status under the Endangered Species Act, Dr. Amstrup says he is concerned anew.

Staghorn and elkhorn corals, two species that were granted threatened status under the species law in 2006 after an initial push by the nonprofit group, were among the 12 species proposed for the more protective listing of endangered today.

Like many of these potentially struggling species, the bog frog, which hops around river drainages in northern Florida, won't be up for endangered or threatened status-and, hence, federal protection-just yet.

Organizations such as MedLion, WhiteGlove, Qliance and others are in the second phase as they have proven their models work and it threatens status quo.

"Strange Fruit" contends with roiling societal shifts that threatened the status quo of Georgia in 1920.

The delays were so frequent that they threatened the status of Juneau as the state's capital.

After a string of bad choices threatened his status as a box-office golden boy, Will Smith opted for something less grandiose in the NFL-baiting drama Concussion.