Sentence examples for prey to negative from inspiring English sources
Cox and Lima (2006) took this a step further to suggest that a large-scale pattern like the fact that freshwater prey tend to be more susceptible than terrestrial prey to negative impacts from exotic predators may be explained by general habitat-driven differences in their evolutionary history with predators.
Built around a 55-floor inner core in the 1970s as an exclusive high-rise condominium, it fell prey to urban degeneration and symbolised everything negative you have heard about the city.
It thus seems plausible that many screening studies would be prey to the problem of low false negative rates.
27) was disconcertingly negative ("almost all the Bauhaus wives and mistresses were prey to serious neurosis, sickness and frequent hospitalization, complicating their men's lives").
"Let us not fall prey to rumors".
Collins is prey to a guilty secret.
Most of us fall prey to caricature.
I fall prey to whatever they have.
And don't fall prey to hysteria.
Yet it risks falling prey to hubris.
The countryside was prey to marauding peasants.
