Sentence examples for birds were far from inspiring English sources

Suddenly dinosaurs and birds were far more closely related than people had realised.

With one exception: The birds were far dirtier from 1880 to the early 1900s than Bond's carbon emission study would have suggested.

The other "paradise" birds are far less colourful.

When eBird launched, Iliff says, the idea that its data could be used to harm birds was far from its developers' minds, because few North American species are seriously threatened by illegal hunting or capture.

"We now know beyond a doubt that birds are a subgroup of dinosaurs," Lee said, "In the same way as humans are a subgroup of mammals". So the origin of birds is far from a mystery.

And a lot can be drawn into an engine, because engines suck air as if they were in the neck of a funnel, so the area from which they can pull in birds is far larger than their openings.

But he cautions that the birds are far from being useful for medicine.

What remains to be explained is why some species of birds are far more affected than others in the same geographic range.

But the bad news was that some colonies have disappeared altogether due to changing weather patterns and the long-term future of the birds is far from assured.

Simon Holloway, in his Historical Atlas of Breeding Birds in Britain and Ireland 1875 1900, writes that Yarrell's Birds was "far more thoroughly dealt with than in Bewick's work and, once again, was liberally illustrated with wood-engravings".

The information necessary to safely care for birds is far too complex to convey here, but certain practices are universal, such as the importance of taking a good history upon intake.