Sentence examples for easily prey from inspiring English sources

Mr. Boufala worries that the country is adrift, easily prey to self-appointed militias like the Islamists.

But I think that, somehow, screenwriting became this golden cash cow that everyone wants a part of, and then, on top of that, the industry creates the feeling in people that there is some mystery to doing this work, and so in the end it can very easily prey on dreamers".

Young bodies are particularly susceptible to malnutrition, and diseases easily prey upon children's weakened immune systems.

Adolph Hitler wrote in Mein Kampf that "the size of the lie is a definite factor in causing it to be believed" and that members of the public are "more easily prey to a big lie than a small one, for they themselves often tell little lies but would be ashamed to tell big ones".

Taakow says she came to the tented health point in the Malkadida camp to get her son vaccinated after health workers urged mothers to protect their children from diseases that could easily prey on Dollo Ado's children, many of whom are malnourished.

Poecilia vivipara is a relatively small fish (adult standard length = 1.3-5.6 1.3-5.6 sample of N = 2007 individuals); its main piscmvore predator in this system is the trahira H. malabaricusamplese average adult standard length is 17,6 cm ± 7,14 (SD) in this system (A. C. Petry, unpub. data), and can easily prey of fish up to 50% its leNgth [ 54, 55].

Robert inherited his wealth, and his sympathies are easily preyed upon by their Italian neighbors, the Mazzinis.

"Goldfish are also dropped off, and some do survive, but they are probably even more easily preyed upon".

In this case, he sees the corporate sponsor as too easily preying on children's insecurities -- whether about menstruation or perspiration -- for financial gain.

She said to herself, "If women are so easily preyed upon in this vulnerable state, I just can't see a good thing here".

Too many such young people are then easily preyed on by the messengers of Wahhabism, funded by the Saudis and other rich Sunni states.