Sentences with phrase «easy prey»

A few may travel miles in search of new areas, but once away form the communal warning system, most are easy prey for predators.

If I let myself be seen as easy prey from the beginning, I figured life here would be difficult.

Instead, they look until they find easy prey.

Remember that our African ancestors evolved with large game animals, which means that these animals were not easy prey to bring down.

Outside of towns, players were fair game and a lot of stronger players targeted easy prey.

Busy property managers are sometimes easy prey for scams of all kinds.

It is normal for a cat to try to hide an illness because in the wild, ill cats are easy prey for predators.

The starving females seem to be treating the males as easy prey to gain nutritional benefits and potentially produce more eggs.

Christians in general make easy prey for Satan.

But increased populations do not mean that turkeys have become easier prey for hunters.

Players must be ready for anything, including encroachments from massive monsters and legendary buccaneers that wander the skies in search of easy prey — as well as raiding parties sent by enemy players in search of loot.

For current players of DOOM, this free weekend will offer easy prey in multiplayer matches, and if more people buy the game, it could get support from the developers for a longer time.

Failing to set your own password makes internet - connected devices easy prey for hackers.

You're Next — A group of killers thinks they've got easy prey when they decide to attack the Davison family's wedding anniversary, but they get more than they bargained for in this horror / comedy / action film.

It can make them hallucinate, so they could get hit by a car or become easy prey if they don't have their wits about them.

Long - term risk - taking and the demands of wearing multiple hats make entrepreneurs easy prey for chronic stress, which compromises the immune system, increases bad cholesterol and decreases the good kind.

The father - and - son forensic accounting duo, who co-founded Accountability Research Corp. in Toronto, lay out an alarming picture of the Canadian investing landscape in a new book, Easy Prey Investors: Why Broken Safety Nets Threaten Your Wealth.

And Tocqueville explains that the emptying out of the real contents of life through excessive individualism makes people easy prey for such despotism.

No laws or police leaves the residents easy prey for crime and opportunism, and the residents would spend an inordinate amount of their own time providing the services and protection from crime that a government normally provides.

And it was Spitzer, in turning power over to David Paterson, who provided Cuomo with easy prey.

But he says there is opposition from local cattle owners, who worry that panthers will find calves easy prey.

Soft, squishy caterpillars might seem like easy prey to a hungry predator, but one species doesn't give up without a fight.

He suspects that they will be very easy prey, which is good and bad news.

Everyday at school he fights for survival, as he is easy prey amongst the endless hallways of fellow student predators.

When they fire and miss that's one thing but when they ignore easy prey for a target that is several squares away....

It also makes disadvantaged kids easy prey for unscrupulous and greedy for - profit trade schools.

The island - dwelling gray fox was once easy prey for California's golden eagles, but extensive conservation efforts appear to have staved off extinction.

Those who favored rushing around with an SMG or shotgun can still be successful, but also serve as surprisingly easy prey to a more calm and brutally calculating player armed with an assault rifle and a touch of patience.

Sexual Abuse: Elderly people are often easy prey for sexual offenders because they are weak and defenseless against their caregivers.

Drama hounds — the bullies, busibodies, etc. — like to engage easy prey.

Only the family's chickens benefited, snapping up thewindfall of easy prey.

Booby Bird - Sula sula: This approachable red - footed bird became easy prey for hungry sailors landing on Half Moon Caye.

When Europeans visited Hawaii and brought with them plants, insects, and other animals, the «foreign invaders» flourished and made easy prey of the natural inhabitants of the islands.

He / she is guilty of raising litters of kittens as easy prey for local fox and coyote populations as well as human abuse.

Default passwords are often the same for an entire product line or are generated from a common algorithm, making a device easy prey for an attacker.

I already own these games multiple times in other formats, but I'm easy prey when it comes to neat novelty collectible re-releases with extra goodies.

Complacent Elise or Boxster drivers would be easy prey if you caught them napping.

If the growers scattered AR and the rodents were sapped by internal bleeding, they would become easier prey for fishers.

«Growing up I was easy prey.

If Vice loses touch with its audience, or is seen as becoming more of a traditional CNN - style entity, with all the baggage that brings with it, then it could become easy prey for the next digital challenger.

Polite Canadians are easy prey for U.S. oil barons I've learned a lot about compromise over the last few decades.

He only wants to «disrupt» transit because he sees it as easy prey.

This story is easy prey for them.

As a wanderer and scavenger, he'd be easy prey to anyone who wanted his life.

But avoidance only means that students will grow up nursing secret doubts and fears and be easy prey for the first «scientific» atheist they meet in college or later life.

And it's individualism (that «heart disease» that makes us apathetically indifferent to the fate of our fellow citizens), Tocqueville says, that makes us all easy prey for despots.

It means «quick pickings, easy prey.»