Sentence examples for fed the most from inspiring English sources

It's the result of being fed the most appalling liver at school, immediately after the second world war.

One of the main points of disagreement between the agency's interpretation of the data on malathion, presented to the panel by Dr. Marion Copley of the Office of Pesticide Programs, and Dr. Dementi's, which came immediately after, was the the relative weight of evidence in cases where laboratory rats and mice had been fed the most massive doses of malathion.

Interestingly, cows fed the most barley grain had the lowest plasma cholesterol and this decreased during the day.

As expected, results of the bootstrap procedure showed that wild-type and mutant nematodes previously classified with a weak Eat phenotype (e.g. eat-15) fed the most over all experimental days, while mutants known to exhibit slow pumping rates (e.g. eat-1 and eat-2) fed the least (Table 1; Fig. 2).

Negative change in weight z-score calculated using the Fenton chart from birth to term in their study was also related to human milk, with the largest decline seen among those fed the most human milk (−1.62), and the least decline seen with exclusive formula feeding (−0.64).

That a regulator at the Fed — the most powerful of the banking industry's overseers — would say that such a structural overhaul of the financial system might be considered, was a sign that the policy debate over what to do about "too big to fail" might be shifting.

It feeds the most people at the best price and so meets an economic need.

"We have enough food to feed the most critically needy people for one month," said one international relief official.

To feed the most vulnerable, at least 16,500 metric tons of food -- worth about $7.5 million -- will be required in the next three months.

"But rather than tying our humanitarian aid programme to any single source, humanitarian groups should be provided adequate flexibility to respond to each emergency with the tools that will feed the most people in the most efficient way.

The earliest writing in this book dates from when Swartz was 14, around the time that he coauthored RSS, the software that allows websites to syndicate their feeds; the most recent dates to just months before his death.