Sentence examples for capacity to feed from inspiring English sources

The farm, and its capacity to feed a community, is lost.

In addition, retailers and distributors greatly expanded their own warehouse capacity to feed that demand, creating a surge in orders to fill their shelves.

"Children are more readily available in poor countries where families are large and parents lose the capacity to feed them," she said.

The first is that without proper controls the population may grow beyond the country's planned capacity to feed itself (1.5 billion people by the year 2033).

Much of the air activity between July and September 1940 was aimed at the same object by attacking ports, warehouses and shipping to erode Britain's capacity to feed and supply its population.

It means that right at the time we need to be doubling our food-growing capacity to feed the rising global population, we'll be starting to run out of phosphorus.

But if we do not improve our farming techniques we will erode our soil, waste our water resources, and otherwise undermine our capacity to help feed the world.

In other words, pharmacological vHP GHSR activation is potentially bolstering the saliency of internal (e.g., circadian, metabolic) or external cues within the animal's environment (e.g., food hopper) that have the capacity to promote feeding behavior based on learned associations with feeding.

The last harvest was severely compromised by the lack of rain, and consequently, so was the capacity of households to feed their children.

However, the evidence for greater feed efficiency in –RFIfat cattle due, at least partially to an enhanced capacity to digest feeds is controversial as CH4 yield (g CH4/kg DMI or as % of GEI) between RFI phenotypes were inconsistent among studies.

They have to be provided with temporary housing, and the capacity to be fed.