Sentence examples for equated food from inspiring English sources

Newt Gingrich equated food stamps and welfare, and tried to use Bill Clinton's pledge to "end welfare as we know it" to dismantle the program.

A Republican Senate candidate equated food stamp recipients to wild animals in a Facebook post Monday.

Campaigns and posters -- like this one that hangs in my kitchen, "Food Is Ammunition – Don't Waste It" -- equated food and fuel to vital war materiel.

Their well-intentioned efforts produced a child-cum-adult who equates food with love and can eat with abandon when she feels anxious or unloved.

I cannot equate food with talking shit.

Many conservatives caution against equating food insecurity with hunger.

As consumers, we do this all the time when we equate food labeled as natural or organic as being good for us.

Although often equated with food allergies, food sensitivities invoke a different pathway of the immune system associated with immunoglobulin G (IgG) rather than immunoglobulin E (IgE), but still invoke similar symptoms and reactions such as irritability of the bowels, upset stomach, rashes and itching (5).

Anna Lappé, founder of the Small Planet Institute, which studies food and public policy, said that equating cheap food with bad food is an oversimplification, because food pricing is a complex process.

You write that you had "erroneously equated Italian food with superabundance, the defining characteristic of a Bruni family feast, in which food remained a badge of affluence and generosity long after anyone had anything to prove".

The offending tweet apparently equated the food quality with the Chargers' failure to reach the Super Bowl in recent seasons. 2 SAINTS SUE A STUDIO New Orleans Saints defensive end Charles Grant and tight end Jeremy Shockey claim they are owed $510,000 by a movie studio at the center of an investment dispute involving current and former teammates.