Sentence examples for fled human from inspiring English sources

Some have fled human rights abuses, including forced recruitment as soldiers, child labor and prostitution.

Some children have fled human rights abuses, including forced recruitment as soldiers, laborers or prostitutes.

Though their problems have received less attention than those of Syrians, many refugees from Africa and south Asia claim to be fleeing human rights abuses.

Galápagos wildlife is famous for lacking an instinct to flee human presence.

The family first came to the Netherlands for safe haven in the 1990s, fleeing human rights abuses in their native Iran.

So far only a handful of countries have offered asylum to gay men fleeing human rights violations in Chechnya".

As with many predators, a cougar may attack if cornered, if a fleeing human stimulates their instinct to chase, or if a person "plays dead".

It's a literal manhunt, and in this brutal, swift sequence, gorillas stalk and capture fleeing humans.

Surely the wolf in its last months and days, alone, fleeing humans, finally caught in its den with the fire of torches outside, is a suitable subject for a resonant poetic story to be declaimed in verse by the fireside, or at the next meeting of the Audubon Society.

My mind, of course, immediately jumps to the fact that those "hot spots" could just as easily be warm, fleeing humans after the Robocalypse, but for the moment that's not a danger.

Perhaps venturing into new territory allowed the hominins to hunt prey that would not have known to fear and flee humans, suggests paleoanthropologist Robin Dennell of the University of Exeter in the United Kingdom.