Sentence examples for In palatable from inspiring English sources

Great ideas, while perhaps not novel, are delivered to us in palatable packaging just as we're hungry for them.

Emerson's inspiriting stroke of genius was to rephrase and reëmphasize the dualism of Christianity in palatable terms adapted from German philosophy and European Romanticism.

The casino's Luck Ambassadors will then offer the gambler a free meal or a ticket to a show (Tibco's software having determined that there are otherwise empty seats to fill or excess inventory to slough off), and distract the gambler long enough to entice him to return later, to continue losing money in palatable increments.

The under-storey is rich in palatable plants but also some unpalatable shrubs and very few pasture plants.

Indeed, the reported decline in palatable forage species by farmers and settled pastoralists in the destination zone leading to disappearance of some plant species is corroborated by the findings of Carriere (1996).

Studies elsewhere (Gordijn et al. 2012) show that fire exclusion accelerates the rate of woody plant expansion into rangelands, with decreases in palatable species and increases in unpalatable species, which has negative effects on livestock production, especially of grazers.

Any outside buyer will have to hammer out new contracts in the future with the content providers to lock-in palatable licensing rates.

For the insertion of a few dresses in more palatable black — also used in variations from matte to high shine — could not mask the fact that the colorful sheen had taken over the collection.

A visible trend towards the loss of native bunchgrasses and increases in less palatable species is documented in the photosets, and is a testimony to the ecological impacts of livestock grazing.

Jam is really only a way of preserving fruit in a palatable form, so you make it in times of plenty and eat it in times of need.

He blamed the popularity of "cultural ventriloquism" in fiction, where white authors write in a "palatable" way about countries and cultures of which they have no experience.