Sentence examples for converted corn from inspiring English sources

The business has since outgrown the bedroom and moved to a converted corn crib.

I don't doubt that on weekends in charmingly rancid, pitcher-dealing laugh-pits and acoustically disappointing converted corn exchanges in Tory-voting towns across these isles, proper comedians verbally swashbuckle with bronze-tongued, pissed-up audiences.

What are the drawbacks in converting corn into ethanol?

At least two should become operational in 2007, converting corn into fuel for America's cars.

For one thing, modern farming is an energy-intensive business, and still more energy is needed to convert corn into ethanol.

This is where A.D.M. came in; the plant converts corn into ethanol, and one of the by-products of this process is almost pure CO2.

Leading scientists, however, say that the product, made when various chemicals convert corn starch into syrup, is not any worse than sugar.

Erythritol is found in nature in minuscule quantities, but is far cheaper to make by converting corn into food starch, fermenting this to create dextrose and processing it further for erythritol.

Unlike the US, where government money has thrown billions of dollars into the pointless pursuit of converting corn into ethanol – a process that releases more CO2 per gallon than simply burning conventional fuels – Brazil's tropical climate allows it to source alcohol from its sugar crop.

Today, almost all ethanol at least in the United States comes from converting corn kernels into fuel.

The newly engineered microbes aren't yet as proficient at making ethanol as yeast, which converts corn kernels to fuel.