Sentence examples for easy slaughter from inspiring English sources

The easy slaughter of animals in fenced areas is called "canned hunting", perhaps because it's rather like shooting fish in a barrel.

It was easy to slaughter attackers racing across a yard.

Known for the large tight-knit flocks that made them easy to slaughter en masse, the parrots Audubon depicted preen, feed and perch with their wide eyes fixed on the viewer in seemingly gleeful ignorance of their fate.

Additionally, sheep are 'hospitals' for Maasai women particularly during post-pregnancies, they are easy to slaughter, provide quick cash in the market, offer shorter birthing intervals and survive on less water and forage.

Refrigerated railroad cars were commissioned by cattle dealer Gustavus Swift; it was easier to slaughter his wares and send them to the East Coast in chilled parts than as live animals.

It's easy to justify slaughtering cows when you don't have to see the machines that do it or smell the carcasses.

Identifying the policy changes that could reduce American firearm slaughter is easy, of course – and figuring out a politically viable way of getting these policies enacted is another matter.

The highly social and gregarious Carolina parakeets made this wholesale slaughter even easier by gathering into flocks numbering into the hundreds around their wounded and dying comrades.

In 2015, it's easier to comprehend mass slaughter than a slave auction.

The difference to Clark et al. [ 41] might partly be the result of vertical fissures being easier to diagnose at slaughter than at the farm.

The Bosnian slaughter offered no easy moral conclusions, and to his credit Turow does not suggest any.