Sentences with phrase «than hunters»

-- triggers a crisis in which she becomes the prey rather than the hunter.
Ready for more interesting hues than hunter green, colonial red, and basic black?
Many of the dogs in this category were bred for hunting although most people who own sporting dogs only keep them as family pets, rather than hunters.
They are more scavengers than hunters by their genetic code.
In the beginning, the Soviet Army did not have special trainers other than hunters and police dog trainers.
Small spaniels, such as the English toy or the Cavalier King Charles, are better known as lap dogs than hunters, but they like to swim.
Farmers, for their part, are far less aggressive than hunters at landing new deals.
These deficiencies, taken to an extreme, can manifest as tooth decay, which might explain why early grain eating populations had worse teeth than the hunter - gatherers who preceded them.
And whileHunter is still around, at 36 he is more Lindsey than hunter.
They have all the makings of a new Dynasty and it will be exciting to see how they fare as the hunted rather than the hunters next Summer!
Why it spread so rapidly is a mystery — perhaps it thrived on a dietary change, the spread of agriculture in which people settle in closer quarters than hunter - gatherers, or poorer hygiene helped it spread, he says.
«Arguably, people in the developed world are better off than hunter - gatherers ever were,» he says.
Freed from the need to transport their babies during a nomadic existence, and under pressure to produce more hands to till the fields, farming women tended to have more frequent pregnancies than their hunter - gatherer counterparts — with consequent drains on their health.
The first crops in China and the Middle East were farmed around 11,000 years ago — but hunter - gatherers had been using the plants much longer than that
Except for our athletes, since we are much, much less active than our hunter - gathering ancestors, it doesn't take an Einstein to figure out that that is part of the explanation for the obesity epidemic.
So breast milk, I think, gives us a much clearer indication of the optimal human diet than hunter - gatherer diets.
They're lined with fleece, making them warmer than my hunters, and I love their adaptability.
It's not surprising to find, then, in the voluminous behind - the - scenes footage from the documentary «Richard Linklater: Dream Is Destiny,» that on set he comes across more like a gatherer than a hunter, as if making a film isn't about slaying some beast but harvesting the small riches in one's environment.
It's just the fairest point I can give it is that it might be a better game than Hunters, which is setting the bar just barely above the ground.
So rather than your hunter getting stat - boosts in the traditional sense, everything is tied to what you have equipped which is the driving force for taking on quests and defeating monsters.
Although meat eating helped to shape the evolution of human brains, behavior and toolmaking, our early ancestors seem to have been better scavengers than hunters
«We don't even have a proper name for these conservation superstars, other than hunter / bird watchers.»
These days, golden retrievers have become more family dog than hunter.
What he didn't realise was that it would be Murray Goulburn at the centre of the consolidation, as the hunted rather than hunter.
At this stage of his life, however, he is more the hunted than the hunter.
They are transforming into becoming the hunted rather than the hunters..
Throughout we encounter surprising theories of how humans and tigers may have evolved to coexist, how we may have developed as scavengers rather than hunters, and how early Homo sapiens may have fit seamlessly into the tiger's ecosystem.
In the 1800s, Dachshunds were increasingly regarded as pets rather than hunters, and they eventually made their way into North America via immigration.
However, today's cocker spaniels are kept mostly as pets rather than hunters.
In fact, canines have become more than hunter - buddies; dogs are man's alter - egos, models of honesty and character.
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