Sentence examples for enemies I from inspiring English sources
Add in a few inane proclamations: scientologists and freemasons are the real enemies i could make up my own religion to now everyone god is a cheeseburger who makes patties all day there pray to chicken nuggets.
Indirect mechanisms can also be involved, such as the release of plant volatile compounds which will attract natural enemies (i.e. parasitoids and predators) of the attacking herbivores.
The enemy release hypothesis states that the lack of natural specialized enemies, i.e. herbivores and pathogens, allows the successful invasion of populations introduced to new ranges (Keane and Crawley 2002; Mitchell et al. 2006).
About my enemies, I can say little.
"Judge me for the enemies I made", he says.
F.D.R. said, "Judge me by the enemies I have".
It was a nice hammer with which to pop the enemy; i.e., me.
Future rulers could be sorely tempted, as Assad has been, to try to unite these disparate groups by fanning hatred of a common "enemy," i.e., Israel.
When attacked by an enemy (i.e., a predator or an insect parasitoid), aphids can release sticky secretions [ 35] that contain an alarm pheromone [ 36] from the tips of these cornicles.
His books on the topic include "Is the Pope Catholic?" and "The Enemy Is Here".
