Sentences with phrase «them easy prey»

«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.

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

Instead, they look until they find easy prey.

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.

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.

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.

In the Genesis account, Cain is worried that as a wanderer he'd be easy prey for an individual to kill him.

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.»

I now understand that some, (not all), pastors and leaders look for some in the congregation that will be easy prey for their insecurities.

Since reason is inherently fragile, however, these lay systems have proved to be weak, becoming easy prey for dictatorships.

A father who welcomes home his prodigal son must be careful lest in his old age he become a Lear, easy prey to the flatteries of a Goneril or Regan, blind to the devotion of a Cordelia and unable until almost too late to find healing for his fantasies in her fidelity to the truth.

Just so you know, though, I won't be such an easy prey for the likes of you.

If you don't know the Word of God, and you don't know how to correctly handle the Word of God, you will be easy prey for the devil.

Christians in general make easy prey for Satan.

When you're taught it from such an early age and then told it's immoral to even question it, I guess you are easy prey.»

Their «criminally stupid strategy» of removing central economic distinctions from the table has made them easy prey for their enemies: «[B] y dropping the class language that once distinguished them sharply from Republicans they have left themselves vulnerable to cultural wedge issues like guns and abortion and the rest whose hallucinatory appeal would ordinarily be far overshadowed by material concerns.»

Others have seen this surrender as due mainly to the preoccupation of the divided churches with their fractional apprehension of Christian truth, which left each sect an easy prey to the encroachment of an aggressive secularism.

But a student of the history of that school of anti «art known as iconoclasm knows he must seek other game than the easy prey of nihilist art.

When they have an opportunity they will certainly rise in rebellion, but inferiority in numbers and lack of arms make the Muslims an easy prey to the oppressors.

He also observes that it claims that man is essentially alone in the universe and that he is better off if he is made fully aware of this loneliness.5 However, Hartshorne enters the counterclaim that, if man believes that he really is all by himself in an unfriendly universe, then man will realize that he is not worthy of his own supreme devotion and will also become an easy prey for the race - worship and nation - worship that wreak havoc on mankind.6 He further charges that humanism suffers from the specific disease of «megalomania» or wishing to be God.7

In the very way they now carry themselves, they signal to the male world that they are no longer an easy prey.

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

never quite realized that atheists were so gullible that they are such an easy prey for stevie, richie and lawrie not to mention hookings, doggings & crassings

This was because the soot in the atmosphere from the burning of coal darkened the tree trunks where the moths would rest, rendering the white moths easy prey while the black moths remained well camouflaged.

Whether on the left or on the right, laypeople who do not understand that the Christian life requires hard thinking are easy prey to the enthusiasms and idolatries of class, ethnicity and mass culture.

Unless you have experienced the power and presence of God, you become an easy prey to Satan and he eventually deceive you.

It seems to me that they are all base in fears for you to have in order to be controlled and for me thats a freaky way to achieve the love of God, or the love of anybody; insecurity is a virtue for an easy prey where you can subdue victims trough the power you want to impose.

I'm starting to wonder if Hep is some Xtian poe who thinks of differing atheists as uncertain and therefore unsure and easy prey.

Some, mostly from abroad, have desperate poverty of everything but their God given talent and are easy prey for the sharks who attach themselves to top sportspeople.

The Rinne of the first 10 minutes of Game 3 was easy prey for the Penguins, and they couldn't take full advantage.

Despite rotating his squad, Conte's men even had an easy prey in the form of Qarabag who they demolished 6 - 0 in the UEFA Champions league last Tuesday.

Thus, I was easy prey for NCB dogma and the promise of potential pain - free deliveries.

The problem, of course, is that school food operations nationwide have been allowed to slip into a state of perpetual poverty, making them easy prey for corporate vendors and food processors.

Young women and their children are easy prey for the expert marketing tactics that agencies and facilitators now use.

Babies are highly susceptible to diseases, and hence, mosquitoes find them as an easy prey.

It is only because they are easy preys and they are not aware of these insects in their surroundings.

Animal welfare campaigners also claim that physiological evidence shows that fish removed from water experience stress and lose some of their waterproofing - making them easier prey and more prone to infection.

But only if they're weak and easy prey.

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.

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

How much poison does it take to weaken an animal enough that it becomes easy prey for fishers and bobcats?

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

Flannery estimates that thousands live in the mountains, but he is concerned that their friendliness makes them easy prey for hunters.

Study finds that striped bass exposed to antidepressant Prozac shun food and become easier prey

Crab spiders that sit on flowers and reflect UV light could be attracting bees, making them easier prey