And then you ate a second dinner at 8 p.m.? How about subsisting on instant ramen every day for four years?
She says that cacao farmers in West Africa, where about two-thirds of the world's cacao is grown, "are only making a quarter or a third of what they should be, subsisting at the poverty level, at best".
I won't deny that some medical and health risks increase with obesity, but it is possible to be at a "healthy weight" while subsisting on minimally nutritious foods.
Frank Costa and Derek Hedbany, 18-year-old freshman roommates at New York University, were subsisting on adrenaline and _________.
Frank Costa and Derek Hedbany, 18-year-old freshman roommates at New York University, were subsisting on adrenaline and Red Bull.
Every year, in early spring, after the family pig had been killed and eaten, the family became too hungry to do anything but lie in bed for weeks at a time, subsisting on congee, waiting for the wheat harvest.
While the U.S. Department of Agriculture's Food Safety Inspection Service will continue to inspect meat and poultry, FDA's inspectors will be at home, presumably subsisting on the meat-heavy paleo diet.
Several countries in Southern Africa now see large numbers of their population barely subsisting at poverty levels in years without shocks, and highly vulnerable to the vagaries of the weather, the economy and government policy.
Several countries in Southern Africa now see large numbers of their population, many dependent on rain-fed farming, barely subsisting at poverty levels in years without shocks, and highly vulnerable to the vagaries of the weather, the economy and government policy (Wiggins, 2003).
Red-eyed after arriving from Boca Raton at 3 30 a.m. and subsisting on Coke Zero, Mr. Messina received, he said, a simple directive from former president, who was in Chicago to give a speech: I am yours in the final weeks.
