Sentence examples for becomes prey from inspiring English sources

"Such activity is reprehensible and must be gravely punished, else the law becomes a mockery and society becomes prey to the forces of evil and destruction".

As we are, a hawk is bred for survival and without concern for its victims in a world in which predator eventually becomes prey.

Such deals allow the original seller of a branded drug to hold on to more revenue from the medicine once it loses patent protection and becomes prey to competition from generics.

If Alcatel-Lucent becomes prey, NSN could devour at least part of it.Pierre Ferragu, an analyst at Sanford C. Bernstein, reckons that Ericsson and Alcatel-Lucent each have about 40% of the American wireless-infrastructure market, making the Swedes improbable buyers.

The firm has already said it will narrow its R&D focus to such areas as neurology, even though one of its treatments for Alzheimer's disease failed a clinical trial earlier this year.It remains to be seen whether such moves will shore up investor confidence, or whether the firm (which spent much of the 1990s buying up other companies) eventually becomes prey itself.

Whoever dares help a runaway, allegedly "disobedient" women immediately becomes prey as well.

But if you fear that you may become prey for bloodthirsty telemarketers, relax.

Without adequate caretaking, the buildings became prey to engulfing vegetation and eroding water and elements.

A young woman who went to work for Dolan became prey for Marbury, empowered by Thomas and unpunished by anyone.

In the moment it took an enraged sperm whale to shatter their ship, the seafaring hunters had become prey.

During most of human existence, children like Ashley were abandoned to become prey to wolves and jackals.