Sentence examples for more valuable prey from inspiring English sources
Indeed, longer trips may allow for longer search times and for more encounters with rarer but energetically more valuable prey items or patches [29], [30], [31], [32], which allow a particular foraging bird to have a longer shift.
This benefit of cannibalism to the female is consistent with the fact that males are several times larger than alternative prey [25], which makes a single male a more valuable prey simply in terms of calorie content.
Living skunks are more valuable, as most prey primarily on insects, especially those harmful to agriculture.
"Our days were spent in hunting; but our prey was more elusive and more valuable than any forest deer or mountain bear or prairie buffalo," he said.
Schemers rarely prey on drivers with cars that look more valuable than $30,000, Mr. Luzhnikh said.
That makes it more valuable, not less.
More valuable than talent is trust.
Cinnamon was once more valuable than gold.
But other, more valuable things, too.
