Sentence examples for can be preyed from inspiring English sources

In the movie you show Lolabelle's realisation she can be preyed on from above by eagles.

Investigators say offenders are trading the names, addresses and mobile numbers of young girls with learning difficulties so they can be preyed upon by those being released.

We must stop warehousing vulnerable populations out of sight and out of mind where they can be preyed on with impunity.

"I'm concerned about the humanitarian question of bringing thousands of immigrants to Mexico, and then leaving them to their own devices, where they can be preyed on by smugglers," he said.

All it takes is for one of those sites to have its own security flaw, and a bigger vulnerability can be preyed upon.

"If they are placed in a children's home, they can be preyed on or they can encourage other young people to take part in exploitative behaviour".

Send out patrols! Rocks and sticks can be prey or fake mice or birds or fish stuffed animals.

And for someone looking to take advantage, homeless young people can be easy prey.

Relying on first impressions of housing or descriptions from online listings, they can be easy prey for unscrupulous landlords.

Although sexual assault occurs across society, men of influence or standing carrying an extra sparkle of fame can be especially prey to a sense of entitlement.

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