Sentence examples for number of eagle from inspiring English sources

However, a number of eagle down-feathers were found between the lay-by and the bird's final resting place.

In 2012, the BSA reaffirmed its policies on the exclusion of homosexuals; again a number of Eagle Scouts returned their badges in protest.

In 2014 the number of Eagle required merit badges were increased to 13. Palms represent additional advancement for a young man who has stayed active in his unit.

After the Dale decision in 2000 affirmed the BSA's right to exclude homosexuals, a number of Eagle Scouts returned their badges to the National Council in protest of the BSA's policies.

U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service researchers said the new study's results "likely underestimate, perhaps substantially" the number of eagle deaths due to wind turbines, because U.S. wind facilities are not required to report eagle mortalities and the researchers had to rely mainly on voluntary reports and public data.

Nevertheless, a number of eagle-eyed Google fans in India noticed that the service came online for them today — Google later confirmed the launch in a statement.

Those days will soon be over for many users thanks to a new setting in iOS 11 that introduces the "While Using The App" location setting for all apps, as a number of eagle-eyed developers — including Joe Duvall and Twitter users @tfoil2 and @chengyinliu — spotted.

There is not much in the way of entertainment, other than the enthusiastic cover band at Mutiara's Seashell Beach Cafe, but watching the prolific number of eagles, monkeys and monitor lizards that scour the bay can be a fabulous way to pass the time.

The study is one of the first to assess the direct impact of wind turbines on eagle deaths, and the exact number of eagles killed by modern wind facilities remains unclear.

Franson et al. (1995) reported that, of 4,300 eagles examined during a 30-year period between the 1960s and 1990s, 12% of bald eagles and 25% of golden eagles died from electrocution, and Thomas (1999) reported numbers of eagle deaths from electrocution during 1975 1997 by state, with the majority of cases occurring in Western states, Alaska, and Florida.

From France and Spain, nearly equal numbers of eagle-owls are poisoned (for which raptors might not be the main target) and are shot (which is obvious very intention persecution).