Sentence examples for better hunting from inspiring English sources

"Better hunting rules have increased the size of herds and produced better animals," he says.

For centuries, the local Chumash people torched large swathes of chaparral in Babbage's neighbourhood to replenish the vegetation and provide better hunting.

Increasingly diverse wild game and careful selection of nutritionally rich elements may signal better hunting and has at least two more important implications.

Deciding that he wanted a better hunting dog than the Sealyhams, bred for conformation showing, he cross-bred the dogs with the Norfolk Terrier.

It is the core reason our progenitors wandered forth from the first primordial valleys in search of more room, better hunting or more fertile soil.

This could be because rivers are often natural borders between home ranges [17], or are areas that offer male lions better hunting opportunities [41].

Although it's unclear exactly how the marine plankton use the eye, scientists think it along with the creatures' harpoonlike structures may help them better hunt their prey.

Headwave, a Houston-based company specializing in geophysical data analysis, is using Nvidia's GPUs to crunch the numbers it needs to better hunt for oil and gas pockets.

Mice and rats communicate in the ultrasonic frequency range, and it's thought that cats evolved the ability to hear those high-pitched squeaks to better hunt their prey.

Cradock's command was transferred to the coast of South America later that month at his own suggestion to better hunt for the German ships preying upon British merchant ships.

The results were the same in a subgroup analysis that included patients admitted during the months of the year with more than 12 hours of daylight, and those with better Hunt-Hess grade SAH.