Sentence examples for available to feed from inspiring English sources

Ensuring that enough resources are available to feed everyone will not be easy.

It also means more food available to feed the estimated 805 million that go to bed hungry each day.

The additional revenue is then available to feed profits or raise wages, or both, without an increase in prices.

"It means that almost $800 million will not be available to feed hungry families between now and the end of January," Mr. Stevens said, referring to money in the bill for the food stamp program.

His second attempt, in April, was again blocked, this time for nine days, with Lula and Simba stuck in their crates at the checkpoint and no food available to feed them.

The 1995 wildfires have increased pressure to set preventive fires, controlled burns intended to clear out deadwood and undergrowth and thereby reduce the "fuel load" available to feed a wildfire.

The upscale farmers' market allows affluent consumers to act locally and support boutique agriculture, but thinking globally requires that seed breeders and large-scale farmers apply every available tool to feed a growing population with diminishing resources.

If a mother, with all the support, opportunity, knowledge and confidence available chooses to feed her child differently, she has every right to and must of course be respected for her decision.

From  a ruck in the Australia 22, a miss-pass beyond Dane Coles, and a clever pick-up and twist of the body by Conrad Smith allowed Aaron Smith and the eternally available McCaw to feed the rubber-limbed wing for his sixth try of the tournament (two behind the top scorer, another All  Black Julian Savea).

Spreading the word Francess has also been trained to use locally available food to feed her child and has become a 'nutrition ambassador', sensitizing other mothers to feed their children well, and also persuading those with malnourished children to go for treatment.

Pesticides have indirectly led to a steep drop in chick survival rates by reducing the number of insects available for them to feed on.