Sentence examples for could have hunted from inspiring English sources
When I recently reported that child sexual abuse imagery was easy to find on WhatsApp and Microsoft Bing, both seemed to be understaffing the human moderation team that could have hunted down this illegal content with common sense where complex algorithms failed.
"Given the timing of the extinctions, the authors are right that they clearly were not caused by climate change," says paleobiologist John Alroy of the University of California, Santa Barbara, whose own computer modeling research supports the idea that humans could have hunted the mammals to extinction without realizing they were doing it.
While the trackways clearly do not represent hunting behavior, the idea that groups of dromaeosaurs may have hunted together, according to the authors, could not be ruled out.
Even though the two groups may have hunted the same prey, he says, they could have used different hunting techniques and lived in slightly different habitats, which would reduce competition among them.
In 1918, an accord was brokered to protect birds that could have been hunted out of existence in the United States and Canada, and it was later broadened to include Japan, Mexico and the Soviet Union.
A 19th-century American Indian woman could tell you exactly who had hunted the animals from which her dress was taken.
Time I could have spent hunting space pirates in Elite, battling demons in Dark Souls, or just going outside.
The next day was Easter Sunday, and he'd asked his manager to locate some eggs so he and Lockett could have a hunt.
They could have talked about hunting and gathering techniques.
2 A traffic policeman could have ended the hunt for the world's most wanted man soon after 2001.
