Sentence examples for enemy victim from inspiring English sources

Keeling et al. [22, 45] showed that time delays might be one of the causes to stabilize the natural enemy victim interactions and allow the long term coexistence of the two species.

In [22], Keeling et al. proposed that delayed density dependence should be one of the reasons for what stabilizes the natural enemy-victim interactions and allows the long-term coexistence of the two species.

Enemy-victim interactions are not only affected by local densities in a certain habitat, but also by the movement of individuals and their location [e.g. [ 1- 3]].

These may well be valid arguments, but they also generate an enemy and victim frame which is far more compelling that anything offered by climate change.

A master of battlefield innovation, Prabhakaran devised a form of execution for collaborators with the enemy: the victim was tied to a lamppost and blown to pieces with Cordex explosive fuse wire.

When a fighter killed his enemy, the victim's head was cut off.

Rather than recognizing his captor as his enemy, the victim recognizes his captor as his savior.

Some of the prints are more immediately arresting than others: a lone woman preparing to fire a cannon against the enemy as victims lie at her feet; a Spanish guerrilla dangling from a noose as a French soldier watches; three mutilated dead men tied to a tree, humanoid bats feasting on a corpse.

The dynamics of war bring out the worst in us; the dynamics of a long war corrode fundamental notions of humanity to such a point that its certainties – its predictable risks, its clear enemies, its victims falling always somewhere else – might come to seem preferable to the uncertainty of peace.

Should they depict their neighbors as enemies or victims?

The Zeta man claimed that the gang's victims were usually the members of enemy cartels, kidnapping victims whose ransoms weren't paid, or interlopers trying to sell drugs on Zeta turf.