Sentence examples for powerful prey from inspiring English sources

The narrator of "Pow!," Luo Xiaotong, is a young man who has a horror of growing up, of entering the corrupt adult world where the powerful prey on the weak.

It's a difficult challenge, but then Murphy and his colleagues are pursuing powerful prey: They seek to expose violations of the principle of equivalence, the core concept of Einstein's General Theory of Relativity.

Teeth with these traits are good cutting tools and are well suited for grasping powerful prey and would seldom crack even when slicing through bones.

It's chilling to watch Andrew slowly turn on Lee, puncturing the romantic veneer of what is actually a business transaction before mocking his powerful prey as he wraps Lee's face in tape.

Economic vulnerability, lack of jobs, lack of education, greed, the powerful preying on the weak, a demand from John's for sex, a demand from consumers for cheap clothing -- the list goes on and on.

That medical finding could help break the deadlock in a case that has outraged human rights groups, embarrassed Pakistan's government and renewed the spotlight on laws that experts say are abused by the powerful to prey on the weak and on religious minorities.

Forget the rest of the claimants to the Iron Throne, our Spider is a Targaryen man through and through, and even has a neat election slogan – "Power, prosperity and a land where the powerful no longer prey on the powerless" – to prove it.

Not because these powerful birds of prey represented a danger to wildlife, but because the harriers themselves are under threat.

He says that he wants "a land where the powerful do not prey on the powerless," and that he thinks Tyrion should help bring to power "someone stronger than Tommen but gentler than Stannis, who can intimidate the high lords and inspire the people.

A surprising flash of the wild in the heart of the city, the powerful bird of prey is also a specialised hunter of feral pigeons, considered such an urban pest that in 2003 a ban was imposed on feeding them in Trafalgar Square.

James Aldred encounters one of the world's most powerful birds of prey, the harpy eagle.