Sentence examples for effectively fed from inspiring English sources

The event for which small talk was invented became the venue for small facts, which just as effectively fed the social need to rate and be rated, to size up and dress down.

It was hypothesized that an Iranian variety of SS can be effectively fed with cottonseeds (CS) to maintain feed intake, energy metabolism and productivity of early lactation cows under negative energy balance.

But the lobster fishery is also effectively feeding its catch.

"Strength effectively feeds itself," said James F. O'Sullivan, chief economist for MF Global.

The sorbent will, effectively, feed the plant carbon dioxide and help it grow.

They developed a collective sense of responsibility to uphold the Iraqi economy and sustain the industry, effectively feeding the country under the oil-for-food programme.

If the government enables and subsidizes banks' excessive borrowing, through explicit and implicit guarantees and tax subsidies, it effectively feeds the debt addiction.

So my kids are effectively feeding the Spotify algorithm bad data – while I have nothing against the jolly one-woman Showaddywaddy that is Meghan Trainor, I can tell you for a fact that I really don't like Dear Future Husband anywhere near as much as Spotify thinks I do, or indeed at all.

"We effectively feed the search engine and the algorithm, constantly giving them fresh content, content that you can rely on, because it's checked and it's accurate," said Nathalie Collin, the head of the I.P.G., an organization of French newspaper and magazine publishers.

The 41 services provided are just feeds, be it plain descriptive XML or RSS or Atom or some variation thereof, they are effectively feeds of varying data types.

As an example, news broadcasters could create an aggregated global profile of a user, link it with their preferences for events and news, and effectively feed personalized RSS feeds to users using a graph database like Allegrograph [68].