Sentence examples similar to Eating into reserves from inspiring English sources

Eating into the defence budget stores up serious problems.

They are eating into all the reserves.

Eating problems persisted into her freshman year at Wisconsin.

Eating at a Chinese restaurant was an adventure into the exotic.

Eating well is often a privilege reserved for people who can "afford" it, with the working class getting placed into a fast-food funnel.

Eating Behavior.

Eating at Chippers.

Eating without him.

Eating them like biting into a cavity.

Eating: taking something edible into the mouth.

Eating disorder NOS is the category in DSM-IV reserved for eating disorders of clinical severity that do not meet diagnostic criteria for either one of the two eating disorders recognised in DSM-IV, anorexia nervosa and bulimia nervosa.