There is an increasing interest in the development of functional foods and bioactive ingredients to fully exhaust food's potential to promote human health and prevent disease.
Following a population explosion, the koalas had exhausted food supplies in the area and many were suffering slow, public, and tourist-unfriendly deaths.
This is because animals used to set up fresh cultures are typically picked from among the first batch of progeny, which reach adulthood before growing animals exhaust food.
The reservation is hard won, the night is exhausting, the food is cold, the interruptions are frequent.
The pair needed a week to reach the summit, and three more days to get down, exhausting their food supplies and enduring a series of uncomfortable bivouacs.
Exhausting his food and ammunition and receiving no aid from Howe (who chose to fight in Pennsylvania) or St. Leger (who was defeated at Oriskany, New York, and withdrew westward), Burgoyne had to surrender to Gates north of Saratoga Springs on October 17, 1777.
I've learned that a single Monarch butterfly can lay literally hundreds of eggs, resulting in a "horde" of hungry little caterpillars that can eat all the milkweed thus exhausting their food supply before all of the caterpillars are full size, while decimating backyard milkweed plants in the process.
The life form's protein planets were destroyed; it did not exhaust its food supply.
Champlain manned the walls until the following summer, when his distressed garrison exhausted its food and gunpowder.
Whether equestrian or pedestrian, Great Basin peoples generally sited their winter villages along the edge of valley floors near water and firewood; their summer encampments were moved frequently so as not to exhaust the food resources in any given locale.
