Sentence examples for Have preyed from inspiring English sources

Catholic priests have been found to have preyed on children.

But humans did exterminate lots of herbivores that such cats would have preyed on.

"Maybe it would also have had colours and it would have preyed on insects," he said.

The messages in India have preyed on a universal fear: harm coming to a child.

The Ocean Parkway serial killer is the third known to have preyed on prostitutes on Long Island in 22 years.

The two groups often compete for jobs or housing, and some refugees say Latino gangs have preyed on them.

Here's a hardly-complete list of examples of "man-eaters," including some that have preyed on children.

But they have preyed on the earth's natural wealth and their workers' labour and creativity, impoverishing both people and planet.

England have preyed on the impatience and adventure of the modern player by diligence and risk minimisation.

Exactly why some panthers have preyed upon calves is unclear; whether it's merely the result of an increased population, or a clear shift in behavior, is uncertain.

The incident may have preyed on the minds of the employees, who are now asking shorter hours, more pay, and for all we know, freedom from unsliced buffaloes.