Sentence examples for How much prey from inspiring English sources

Of course, the actual amount he provides may vary depending on the male's hunting ability and how much prey is available in the area.

However, it is not only relevant how much prey is eaten.

Meerkats teach young how to handle difficult prey by bringing them progressively less disabled prey to deal with, but mothers judge how much to disable prey by the age of the young as revealed by the timbre of their calls, rather than direct assessment of their ability to handle prey (Thornton and McAuliffe 2006).

Therefore scavengers cannot see how much of a prey has already been consumed by a predator.

This unique value has to be matched by predators, which determines how much of this prey is consumed (see Figure 2).

At one point in "Twelfth Night," in her vain pursuit of the in-drag Viola, Olivia exclaims, "If one should be a prey, how much the better to fall before the lion than the wolf!" Then, at least in the Dog Run Rep version seen Thursday at the Space Gallery, and as played by Margaret Nichols, Olivia gives a come-on of a little roar.

IT remains to be seen just how much money can be made preying on parents' fears that their children will never earn a dime.

It was a strange declaration — "I used to want to be admired, now I want to be loved" — to hear Rapace-as-Isabelle make, over and over, after having listened to Rapace-as-Rapace tell me how much she hoped not to fall prey to those desires.

How much did the great Zellweger surgery debate prey on your mind while watching the film?

"We knew a seal's whiskers were sensitive, but these findings show how much a seal can discern about its prey," Hanke says.

I didn't realize how much I lived in fear of falling prey to my next binge until that urge wasn't there anymore.