Sentence examples for prey to being from inspiring English sources

"Country people, in my view, fall prey to being loyal to one side of politics," Windsor said.

Unlike many runaways, who are seen as fallen women and are prey to being molested by the police, she was not abused.

The recycling doesn't stop there though; the gameplay also falling prey to being all too familiar, with third-person blasting being the order of the day.

Such thinking, James said, isn't strictly wrong, but extremely wrongheaded, since all thoughts and feelings, including those of the medical materialists themselves, are "organically conditioned" and thus equally prey to being dismissed.

They are easy prey to being trafficked, abused, abducted, sexually exploited and more.

And that the only jingoism he's prey to is not nationalistic, but interplanetary.

Most predacious fishes swallow their prey whole, and the teeth are used for grasping and holding prey, for orienting prey to be swallowed (head first) and for working the prey toward the esophagus.

Sufficient conditions which guarantee the predator and the prey to be permanent are obtained.

The first bad habit fund investors fall prey to is hanging on to or chasing last season's hot funds.

The pickup artist (PUA) community is notorious for treating women like prey to be caught, using a form of calculated verbal manipulation.

The eagle had obviously impaled an animal with one talon and gotten into a flapping-versus-digging match with its prey-to-be.