Sentence examples similar to executing a widespread hunt from inspiring English sources

So you decide it's time to execute a serious upgrade and go hunting for an Nvidia GTX 1070.

They are listed as an endangered species due to widespread hunting for their body parts and loss of habitat from logging and the expansion of cities.

Given that 10 chimpanzees may be killed for each chimpanzee that survives in a sanctuary [ 1], this evidence of widespread hunting underestimates the full extent of chimpanzee exploitation in Cameroon.

He instituted a widespread system of espionage among his subjects and executed a number of people not all unjustly on suspicion of treason.

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In the centuries that followed, some mystics were condemned and others executed, though evidence for a widespread "mystical heresy" is lacking.

Most of the accused, 75 per cent, were women, with over 1,500 executed, and the witch hunt in Scotland has been seen as a means of controlling women.

Most of the accused, some 75 per cent, were women, with over 1,500 executed, and the witch hunt in Scotland has been seen as a means of controlling women.

The allocation of centrally managed tourist hunting concessions on community lands is a widespread source of conflict and results in local people having insecure rights over land and resources in areas such as the Maasai steppe (Sachedina 2008).

"What the Telegraph are executing is almost a McCarthyite witch-hunt," she told BBC Radio 4's Today programme.