Sentence examples for excess of eating from inspiring English sources
Now that the holiday excess of eating and drinking has come to a close, the first challenge of 2006 may be fitting into those newly tight bluejeans or jackets.
If Barrenness seem to arise from a bad Course of Diet, as in persons given overmuch to Belly-cheer, to Wine, or small Drink, such women are to be reduced to an exact Course of Life; and all excess of eating and drinking must be avoided.
Therefore, although both reduction and excess of EAT-6 function cause hypersensitivity to aldicarb, their mechanisms differ.
This decline in feeding occurred even when food was available in excess of that eaten; suggesting that decrease in growth rate during winter is a product of appetite suppression rather than food limitation per se.
Multiple strategies have been developed in order to reduce the prevalence of eating disorders in excess and reduce its effects, with limited results.
Thus, the current state of the literature does not support one particular nutrition therapy approach to reduce excess weight, but rather a spectrum of eating patterns that result in reduced energy intake.
However, although a stigma toward excess sweet intake may exist, the actual negative effects of eating sweets are less clear and have been debated in the experimental literature.
You've just spent the last 26 days, give or take, indulging in every kind of excess: eating too many cookies and chocolate-covered treats; spending too much money on gifts (damn you, SkyMall); missing out on sleep from late-night social engagements; and even going out of your way to be friendly to that irritating co-worker who wears her reindeer sweater without a hint of irony.
Vomiting is usually the worst of it, but if you truly tipple in excess after eating an inky cap stir fry, you run the risk of cardiac arrest.
I think that as a country, we must rethink our whole way of life: the wastefulness in our everyday lives, from the excess of food we eat to the mass consumerism.
This article argues that Yann Martel's and Ang Lee's Life of Pi is a multicultural story of maternal cannibalism that resists discourses of cannibalism that assume only the excess of the Other can eat human flesh.
