Sentence examples for hunting difficulty from inspiring English sources

The relative success of the scatter feed in promoting activity and increasing hunting difficulty was likely partly due to the enclosure design, where the complex physical environment contributed to the difficultly in catching the prey.

Augiéras later provided in his writings different and contradictory clues as to the exact location of the painted bunker, in a kind of treasure hunt whose difficulty probably beats understanding even the most convoluted scenes in Mr. Lacuesta's movie.

The researchers found that by using echolocation, bats could easily find and catch house flies midflight, yet they had difficulty hunting stationary house flies.

An 83-year-old male who no longer could go hunting because of difficulty walking was one of these.

Another problem online is the difficulty of hunting down good deals at poorly designed sites.

One major difficulty in hunting the Taliban and their supporters is that most merely changed their allegiance after the radical Islamic movement collapsed.

Yet for the anthropologists, like Dr. Douglas Bird, who are skeptical of the childhood-is-for-learning hypothesis, stories about the difficulty of hunting are not persuasive.

But he would also write that as for communal hunting; he would have difficulty accepting that tyrannosaurs wouldn't have exploited the opportunity to join others in making a kill because that would have decreased risk and increased the chance for success.

Native American villagers have had difficulty reaching winter hunting grounds that are usually approached across the ice.

Readers often ask whether their online comment, or their quote in an article, or even their wedding announcement, can be removed from the digital archive because it may be causing them embarrassment, difficulty in job hunting, or trouble of one sort or another.

"However, one of the reasons shark hunting decreased was due to difficulty in finding shoals of sharks, plus other sources of oil became available.