Sentence examples for which are endangered from inspiring English sources

After all, which are endangered, wildlife or human beings?

Remember to stick to footpaths to avoid damaging the flowers, many of which are endangered species.

They are in mature businesses, many of which are endangered by the internet and other technologies.

The only native mammals are flying foxes, which are endangered, and other species of smaller bats.

The parrots, which are endangered, are originally from the dry, hot coastal forests of Peru and Ecuador.

Yuma clapper rails, which are endangered, browse the freshwater marshes created by the farm ditches and the canals.

I loved her insistence that the company must bring in an eagle to keep down the population of venomous snakes, which are endangering the workforce, and that only she can be allowed to train the eagle.

They feel isolated and ignored by the State and they have to face economic difficulties which are endangering this activity.

At my table people were discussing the tense political situation in the Baltics, with the Russian armed forces taking actions which are endangering the NATO nations in the region.

Among the eggs and baby fish are the shortnose sturgeon, which is endangered.

Don't they have a stake in America's future economic success, which is endangered by the crusade against education?