Sentence examples for make hunting from inspiring English sources

There is pressure to make hunting legal again.

Vertical pupils make hunting by night a breeze, as they can expand much more than a round pupil, giving the animal more light to work with.

Under pressure from the Humane Society, Florida recently banned "fox penning" (trapping foxes for dog-training exercises), Alabama outlawed "canned hunts" (keeping animals confined to make hunting them easier), and Pennsylvania is debating a ban on "pigeon shooting" (propelling the birds from mechanical launchers for target practice).

"If you make hunting too difficult, then people are going to switch back to cattle," says Child. "And then you'll have no wildlife".

Factors such as scarcity of its usual prey, the regular availability of human corpses--from epidemics, for example--or injuries that make hunting fast prey difficult can initially lead a lion to resort to man-eating, say the authors.

Recent advances in genomics, transcriptomics and proteomics technologies make hunting for cellulase genes much more efficient.

They carry amulets, clubs, and locally made hunting rifles.

They made hunting easy and helped guard our food.

All the Uto-Aztecan tribes still hunt, but scarcity of game makes hunting relatively unimportant.

Their relatively low density of one cat every 4km sq makes hunting difficult.

Thinning Arctic ice is making hunting more difficult for it, and there is nowhere colder to go.