Sentence examples for amounts of rice from inspiring English sources

Cuba imports large amounts of rice and other foodstuffs, oilseeds, and cotton.

Davis, having examined the family accounts, notes that large amounts of rice powder provide a more likely source for Madame Gautreau's singular tint.

Cháo is the transformation of small amounts of rice: after prolonged simmering in broth, it turns into a thick porridge soup.

It has now reached such a crisis point that the Indian government is urgently debating a Right to Food bill, which would create a law guaranteeing every person in India access to minimum amounts of rice and grain.

For this purpose the cement suspensions were mixed with previously determined amounts of rice husk ash and bentonite and consequently rheologically characterised.

They reported that golden rice was as good a vitamin source as the capsules, and better than spinach a "fantastic result," Dubock says, because it means modest amounts of rice will provide benefits.

Only a small amount of rice is grown in Dongbei.

Prior to that, Vietnam limited the amount of rice that farmers were able to export abroad.

"Some substantial amount of rice was getting lost somewhere," Olken says.

A recipe on July 17 for Paella of the Sea misstated the amount of rice required.

Per capita, the Japanese now eat half the amount of rice they ate in the 1960s.