Voorbeelden van het gebruik van Brink of extinction in het Engels en hun vertalingen in het Nederlands
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Under Mao, the sparrows of China were brought to the brink of extinction to prevent them from eating the crops.
Humanity is on the brink of extinction, and you are its only hope.
It's a sad irony that the beautiful adaptation that made them so suited to life in the bay put sea otters at the brink of extinction.
which have brought your societies to the brink of extinction.
And then they were captured by humans to the brink of extinction. For centuries, they were hunted for their magical powers.
And he personally is responsible s for pushing several african specie right to the brink of extinction.
There is a possibility that several smaller EU nations could find themselves on the brink of extinction in 100 years' time.
is on the brink of extinction.
are not on the brink of extinction.
large-scale commercial hunting and sale of wild animals frequently pushes species to the brink of extinction.
Enter an apocalyptic fantasy world where humanity is on the brink of extinction, iron is valued above gold
These little lemurs have been pushed to the brink of extinction by hunting and the gradual destruction of their reed beds.
Despite the refuges, there is evidence our ancestors were pushed to the brink of extinction.
On the island of Pinzon rats consumed nearly every single egg, leaving the tortoise population on the brink of extinction.
The director saved us from the brink of extinction.
He expressed his complete satisfaction while regretting the damage done to the sector to place the brink of extinction.
the cycle of revenge-spearing… had brought them to the brink of extinction.
For whatever we discover that a plant is teetering on the brink of extinction, we can now boost its numbers with seeds from here
I wish to concentrate on tigers, because these magnificent animals are on the brink of extinction and a good number of those which remain are in India, a country with which I am connected
No biologists, for example, would dare suggest that 50 percent of all species or more have been or are on the brink of extinction because it simply is not true, and yet that-- the most apocalyptic scenario in the realm of biological diversity-- scarcely approaches what we know to be the most optimistic scenario in the realm of cultural diversity.