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endangered English
Meaning endangered meaning
What does endangered mean?
endangered
Synonyms endangered synonyms
What other words have the same or similar meaning as endangered?
Topics endangered topics
What do people use endangered to talk about?
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What words refer to a species dying out completely?
Examples endangered examples
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Simple sentences
Elephants are an endangered species.
The world is not endangered because of people who are evil, but because of those who permit evil.
There are many endangered species.
What makes you think that your language is endangered?
This species is critically endangered.
California condors are endangered by lead poisoning.
The free market system is endangered.
Murdering elephants, tigers and other endangered species is not just cruel; it's also illegal.
It is an endangered species.
Is your language endangered?
Do you consider that your language is endangered?
More than half of the languages spoken in our world today are endangered.
Movie subtitles
You endangered your ship and your crew for 31 days in order to satisfy your ambition to circumnavigate the globe.
Now you've endangered the lives of our men. because they've got to. India!
I should hate to see our country endangered by my underwear.
Your well-being is endangered, but it's not too late.
You endangered a lifetime's career for a stupid gesture.
In trying to save him, I've endangered the lives of all of you.
We risked our lives and endangered ourselves to escape here.
They must interrupt their fishing and quickly get back to their endangered huts.
If these charges were as specified, the young man endangered the entire operation.
Queeg endangered the lives of the men.
I was terribly worried he'd endangered himself by challenging that officer.
By going on a mission without orders you endangered this command.
You caused trouble, endangered your daughter, to win a point?
Listen, Werner. You are endangered.
Otherwise, the whole voyage could possibly be endangered.
One last word, Bowie. This evening's episode. By going on a mission without orders you endangered this command.
You've endangered us all by your senseless bungling.
All I understand is Dad has endangered the life of an animal that can't even care for himself.
Karen, you endangered yourself by coming back.
Your refusal to comply with my orders has endangered the entire success of this mission!
We thank you for your kind offer of assistance, although we must decline it. And we strongly recommend that you leave Organia before you yourselves are endangered.
I endangered my life for the family and now I am being punished by the Yakuza rules.
Could have endangered our whole operation.
Insofar as the misdemeanours affect the son of the defendant, the court does not deny that in this case, a mother committed a wrong out of concern about the development of her endangered child.
Setting off an explosion in your hotel room that endangered the life of one of Japan's greatest baseball heroes!
Your little trick endangered our lives.
The success of all we stand for, everything aboard this spaceship is suddenly endangered by the strange fever, a fever brought by these strangers in our midst!
And we strongly recommend that you leave Organia before you yourselves are endangered.
Then she fought back in the only way she knew how, as any mother would fight when her children are endangered.
But, when the common good is threatened, when the function of society is endangered, such revolts must cease.
Bones, how long before we know whether the crew has been endangered by this infection?
I endangered the ship and its personnel by my conduct.
You endangered an entire investigation by trying to push something. Not to mention your own lives.
The most stubborn of these endangered liars still pretend to wonder whether the society of the spectacle actually exists or whether it is perhaps just an imaginary notion that I thought up.
Do you believe the Condor is really an endangered species?
News and current affairs
Bottom trawlers drag heavy nets over the ocean bottom, destroying magnificent, unexplored, and endangered marine species in the process.
With the ability of Hezbollah to withstand the Israeli onslaught and the rise of Iran as a prospective nuclear power, Israel's existence is more endangered than at any time since its birth.
The fate of an unknown number of endangered species of plants and animals also hangs in the balance.
In our generation, sustainable development will be our test, encouraging us to use our creativity and human values to establish a path of sustainable well-being on our crowded and endangered planet.
Popper pointed out that an open society can be endangered by abstract, universal ideologies like communism and fascism.
Germany's credit rating would not be endangered, because Eurobonds would compare favorably with bonds issued by other major countries.
Can it afford a life-threatening crisis of the euro, a common market endangered by growing protectionism, or Russia pushing into the EU's Eastern neighborhood?
I did not argue that whaling should stop because whales are endangered.
So when we take strides to preserve biodiversity, we should not forget the parasites that live inside endangered hosts, like the ones that lived in Miss Waldron's Red Colobus.
That safety was further endangered by the meltdown of nuclear reactors at the Fukushima Daiichi power plant, a catastrophe with which Japan is still coping.
This is the reality that the UN General Assembly acknowledged when it recognized a responsibility to protect endangered people in sovereign states.
The WTO struck down U.S. import prohibitions enacted pursuant to its endangered species act because of concern that an open trading regime might otherwise be compromised.
Our world is not only unbalanced, but endangered.
If relief fails to materialize, political discontent will spread, extremist forces will gain strength, and the survival of the European Union itself could be endangered.
Not only will there be no peace and democracy in Iraq, but the West's security interests will be endangered further.
Rinchen and Chime had criticized a local police chief for hunting endangered animals.
The next step will likely be to enlarge the EFSF; but, by the time that step is taken, France's AAA rating may be endangered.
I did not argue that whaling should stop because whales are endangered. I knew that many expert ecologists and marine biologists would make that claim.
Under Japan's constitution, neither the country's self-defense forces nor the police would have had legal grounds to travel overseas to rescue endangered Japanese citizens.
Indeed, elected officials in Russia have become an endangered species.
Should that state fail to do so the International Court for Minorities could demand that the UN Security Council provide protection to the endangered minority.
Within a single month, Gerhard Schroeder's Germany and Jacques Chirac's France first destroyed the EU's Stability Pact and endangered European monetary union by demanding--and receiving--special status for French and German fiscal deficits.
Indeed, the very existence of the Japanese nation was endangered, as most cities were bombed, Okinawa was invaded, and atomic bombs were dropped on Hiroshima and Nagasaki.
Governments at the recent meeting in Doha of the Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species (CITES) voted for a trade ban on Iranian Kaisers, alongside tougher protection for a host of land-living creatures.
But saving endangered and near-endangered species is not just about conservation; it is also about defending millions of people's livelihoods, which depend on healthy oceans.