Sentence examples for hunting less from inspiring English sources

In 2004, John Kerry, then a presidential candidate and now secretary of state, was lampooned for showing up in camouflage to go hunting less than two weeks before the election.

People could have been moving through the corridor long before it was capable of hosting the kind of extensive grassland bison depend on, perhaps by following and hunting less ecologically demanding waterfowl, he says.

However well intentioned the PETA activists were, all the very expensive biocustomized stingrays have surely been swallowed up by now, given that most marine predators are used to hunting less conspicuous prey than those floating around the sea in natty pink leopard print.

The development of agriculture made hunting less man's sole life support, but he still pursued it to protect crops, flocks, or herds as well as for food.

(Interview 17, male) Other categories of barriers mentioned included the loss of culture as a reason for no more hunting; less [personal] time for hunting, fishing and cooking traditional food due to employment, and concern about environmental contaminants in hunted food.

According to the Fish and Wildlife Service, in 2005 among families without an adult male who hunts, less than 3percentt of boys pick up the sport, and less than 1percentt of girls.

Foxes were gradually hunted less as vermin and more as Beasts of the Chase, to the point that by the late 13th century, Edward I had a royal pack of foxhounds and a specialised fox huntsman.

Monkeys were hunted up to 10× per month (median 3× per month); chimpanzees and gorillas were hunted less frequently (always <1× per month).

Instead, start hunting for less obviously visible vacancies.

The Romans viewed hunting with less favour as a sport for gentlemen and left it to inferiors and professionals.

Mr. McVey said investors appeared to be hunting for less expensive stocks that would benefit from the same factors that drove Goldman's earnings.