Sentence examples for continue to prey from inspiring English sources

Bosnia's political leaders continue to prey on their countrymen's ethnic prejudices and insecurities.

Rebel Rwandan Hutus, home-grown militias and an abusive national army all continue to prey on civilians.

As a warming climate increasingly affects the world's farmers, agribusiness will continue to prey on fears of "not enough" to preserve their way of doing business.

But recruiters continue to prey upon children because they are easy targets, easily manipulated, and – significantly – because they rarely face any sanctions.

Those charges, which he has denied, stem from accusations that he allowed priests suspected of abuse to remain in positions where they could continue to prey on children.

According to The Boston Globe, Mr. Geoghan was moved from parish to parish when accusations arose, allowing him to continue to prey on young boys -- dozens of them over more than 30 years.

Heavily subsidized private Medicare plans are continuing to prey on elderly Americans despite state, federal and industry efforts to stop them.

They contended the diocese had a deliberate policy of ignoring abuse by reassigning problem priests to new parishes, where they continued to prey on children.

Smartly, she continued to prey on Williams's erratic backhand, a shot that gave Capriati a break of serve in the seventh game of the second set.

There were incidents during his troubled and impoverished New York childhood that continued to prey on his mind, in particular the fate of his two brothers.

An estimated 170,000 of the refugees have since returned home, but up to 125,000 remain in West Timor, where militias have continued to prey on them, despite appeals by the United Nations and others for the Indonesian government to intervene.