Sentence examples for yet extinct from inspiring English sources

Tigers are not yet extinct, but neither are they flourishing; the struggle to stem the extinction of Ranthambhore's, and the world's, tiger population continues.

And the race suggested that loyalty is not yet extinct: President Obama seemed to command it.

The traditional western is not yet extinct, surviving, just about, on television.

Nevertheless, despite loss of habitat, competition with domestic species, and overhunting virtually everywhere bovids occur, few species are yet extinct.

I agree with A. O. Scott (Nov. 12) that the killer gag is one rare bird that, while not yet extinct, may be on the endangered list.

The princes have no power now & their lands have been integrated into the new provinces & states Extinct as rulers, they are not yet extinct as a social class, or as a plutocracy.

The presence of Jews among the not-yet-extinct peoples of the world can no more be credited to any kind of special trait or behavior than the Tasmanians or the Taino ought to be blamed for their own eradication.

Because the deforestation of these areas is relatively recent, many of their species have not yet become extinct.

Racing has been bound up with betting from its earliest days and betting will be the key to its future prosperity – even if the dinosaurs who cannot or will not appreciate the fact are not yet completely extinct.

Tissot is an adventurous physican; a healer of bodies who rejects the abasement souls; a man without borders whose concern for human rights exemplifies a certain idea of France, of the world, and of the human race an idea not yet wholly extinct.

Under a high-extinction scenario we would expect to see an overabundance of more recently arisen species that simply have not yet gone extinct; such a pattern is not observed in our phylogeny.