Sentence examples for having been hunted from inspiring English sources

The beaver has been through a lot since pioneers settled in Drew's state of Wyoming, having been hunted to near extinction then latterly reintroduced.

Not surprisingly, having been "hunted through his childhood like a rabbit", he developed a survivor's instinct, and a constant fear of the worst – habits he carried into his academic training as a psychologist.

There is an argument that it's thanks to zoos and wildlife parks that we have an interest in conservation at all, and that this is how we make sure some species don't die out entirely, having been hunted to extinction in the wild.

Perhaps this rich legacy of fictional bears can be explained by the absence of real ones, Britain's native bear population having been hunted into oblivion fifteen hundred years ago, before even Chief Padda was making his mark in what is now West London.

For example, some researchers have argued that out of 36 animals that went extinct, only two the mammoth and the mastodon show clear signs of having been hunted, such as cuts on their bones made by stone tools.

Few specimens show direct, unambiguous evidence of having been hunted by humans.

Freedom has been hunted round the globe.

She had been hunted and attacked before.

Elephants have been hunted since palaeolithic times.

This species has been hunted infrequently.

They have been hunted for meat.