Sentence examples for left to range from inspiring English sources

Of the total cattle encountered in the nearby forests, only 14.3% (n = 150) were accompanied by herders (Figure 3), with the rest 85.7% (n = 900) left to range freely.

Large carnivores normally select wild herbivores if available in adequate number (Treves and Karanth 2003; Ogara et al. 2010), but they turn to domestic livestock in livestock-dominated landscapes (Rajaratnam et al. 2015), especially if livestock are left to range freely without herders (Meriggi et al. 1996).

His mother, Maria Antonetta, was left to raise eight children -- ranging in age from 1 to 16 -- on her own.

The result is that Americans will be left to manage a range of risks on their own.

From left to right, in range direction, we can recognize the layover area, then the brightest double-reflection line, the building roof contribution, and the shadow.

You move your character, Yarny, who's made from a single (extendable) thread of yarn, from left to right across a range of terrain, from an overgrown backyard to a seashore, onto a mountainside and across railway lines, through a scrapyard and thick snow, on a quest to basically collect memories.

The police can then be left to focus on a narrower range of core functions.

Brodeur made one of his best saves at 4 20 of the second period when he sprawled to his left to deny John Emmons from close range.

Their captain, Eoin Morgan, was left to wonder at Buttler's range of stroke and consistency of cultured hitting in an innings containing 10 fours and eight sixes.

Dolan – rightly named man of the match – later scored the Eagles try that closed the scoreline to 22-19 with minutes left to play, driving from close range, supported by the industrious centre Seamus Kelly, and wrestling hard for the touchdown.

In five to 10 years, there probably won't be enough top- to middle-range pictures left to keep the two international auction houses' engines running.