Sentence examples for as a possible predator in the from inspiring English sources

There is also the prospect of interest from Bunge, which has been mentioned as a possible predator in the past.

Fellow miner Kazakhmys, the largest investor in ENRC with a stake of 26%, has also been tipped as a possible predator in the past, although it would need the backing of the country's government which has a 26.5% shareholding.

First, when we detect an object of interest, such as a possible predator, in our visual periphery, it is important to direct our gaze to that object as fast as possible.

Gazprom has been tipped in the past as a possible predator, and the Russian energy group's name was back in the frame again, although political considerations would surely play a role here.

Reckitt Benckiser has been mentioned in the past as a possible predator.

Zurich has been mentioned in the past as a possible predator, as has rival Aviva, up 7.7p at 469p.

BP shares climbed earlier this week on speculation of Middle Eastern stakebuilding or alternatively a bid from Royal Dutch Shell, but yesterday Exxon Mobil was put back into the frame as a possible predator.

There was also a revival of takeover speculation, with an oil major such as Exxon previously suggested as a possible predator.

Finally Ophir Energy added 4.3p to 324.3p on renewed takeover talk, with traders mentioning Exxon as a possible predator, and a positive note from JP Morgan Cazenove.

On another tack, BHP has been one of a handful of names mentioned as a possible predator for gases group BG, up 11.5p to 1202.5p.

Presumably ceratopsians used their horns in an aggressive manner, but whether they used them as defense against possible predators, in rutting combat with other male ceratopsians, or in both is not so clear.