Sentence examples for remain prey from inspiring English sources

Until the government gives people more incentives to respect the law, Argentina's recovery will remain prey to social discontent.

Mrs Gandhi will remain prey to the demands of what one Indian commentator, Prabhu Chawla, has called "vulpine regional satraps, their egos larger than their parties".This is a reminder that she remains an untested leader.

So, as long as the president refuses to challenge conservative orthodoxy, he'll be forced to continue operating within its confines, and his legislative ambitions for the remainder of his presidency will remain prey to whatever talking points Republicans come up with next.

Therefore if prey that is initially abundant becomes scarce, while the population of predators remains constant, then the predation pressure on the remaining prey intensifies.

Regardless of the reason for the killing, many Serbs were disturbed to see that 20 months after Mr. Milosevic was ousted, their country remained prey to lawless powers.

Some 16%, down from 18% in 1989, were defined as being in extreme poverty (living on less than $1 per day).To make matters worse, Latin America has remained prey to boom and bust.

There were insufficient cases of the remaining prey taxa, rails and mammals, to include them in this analysis (Table 1).

Sequences were also generated and deposited for the remaining prey items not on GenBank for the captive feeding trial and for some likely prey items for Sarasota Bay dolphins.

CSR is controversial, its theoretical roots having been described as "complex and unclear" [[ 50], p. 51], and its practices remaining "prey to the vagaries of the market" [ 51] - meaning CSR is disposable when it collides with corporate bottom lines.

The same people whom President Obama has promised a decent shot at citizenship remain easy prey to racial profiling, and are terrified of ending up in this truly uncivilized system.

Thus in DNA extracted from feces of these mammalian predators Pac I will cleave and exclude predator DNA from a small region targeted by novel universal primers, while most prey DNA remain intact allowing prey selective PCR.