Examples of trampled

• Of the ones retrieved, some would have been trampled.

• However, this may be an underestimate since sheep continued to graze all fields during the study and may have ingested or trampled on pellets.

• This ensured that the dung could not be trampled by large animals.

• In the trampled plots, the leaf litter within the plots was trampled at weekly intervals with ten footsteps by a researcher wearing rubber boots.

• Women suffered before: houses were burnt down, cattle trampled our fields, there were forced displacements of people.

• A notable exception to the above generalization is the hippopotamus, which grazes on swamp vegetation and causes considerable damage to trampled plants by its enormous body weight.

• A people that knows how to throw itself into battle at the instant of danger, knowing how to fight heroically for its rights when these were trampled on.

• This was due to the fragility of the milk carton traps; they were trampled by sheep and kangaroos, and could be eaten completely in less than four weeks.

• We created 300 1-m2 plots randomly assigned to controls and four treatments: clumped food supplementation, diffuse food supplementation, removal of leaf litter, and trampled leaf litter.

• Refused fodder is trampled with faeces.

• Still, we could say that his act is impermissible because it would actually require these things being done to people if the munitions are to be trampled.

• Nevertheless, we can be left with the impression that before the nineteenth century ethnic boundaries were so trampled underfoot that they were barely recognizable to the people rushing across them.

• Already, this sodden field has been trampled into a quagmire.

• If they fall down, they stay down, trampled by their companions.

• Human rights are trampled over on a daily basis, while poverty and misery in both the third world and the developed countries grow worse.