Sentence examples for easy to prey from inspiring English sources

Strong currents on the river are a deterrent for half the year, but after that, according to freelance journalist Jemini Pandya, the fauna is easy to prey upon.

I won't be killed if I don't pay, but extortionists and tax collectors appear to think strikingly alike: they find it easiest to prey on a captive market.

And that are easiest to prey on if you are sick and broken and nefarious.

Abusers know it is easier to prey upon children whose parents may be distracted by problems such as not knowing where their next meal might come from or how they're going to pay the electric bill.

As an actor it's easy to fall prey to self-consciousness and paranoia.

When there is nothing left to do, it is easy to fall prey to numbing helplessness and confusion.

BRAVADO If none of the above helps, it's easy to fall prey to the damaging tendency to take drastic action.

THE American housing market has deteriorated so sharply in the past two years that it is easy to fall prey to profound pessimism.

It's easy to fall prey to a retroactive distortion, to think wistfully about the rich source material that the past seems to have offered, and that the present appears to lack.

It's easy to fall prey to this misconception.

When we close our door each day and stride to the front of the classroom, it's easy to fall prey to the illusion that we are in charge.