Sentence examples for feeds a more from inspiring English sources

Smoltz's participation in the South Georgia Classic, a Nationwide Tour event at Kinderlou Forest Golf Club, feeds a more primal urge, that of fight or flight.

Even as Mr. Geithner was counseling banks to take precautions against adversity, some economists were arguing that easy credit was feeding a more obvious problem: a housing bubble.

So far the Bank of England believes there is little pressure on most employers to raise pay sharply, which could feed a more permanent inflation problem.

An increased energy status after a short dry period can be further improved by feeding a more glucogenic ration in early lactation.

They won't likely be in historically important categories such as metal ore, but rather in food commodities to feed a more affluent society.

Many customers and chefs are more apt to eating meats that are humanely raised and fed a more natural diet.

Researchers who examined mice genetically engineered with orexin deficiency found that these mice were heavier than normal mice, despite being fed a more restrictive diet.

Until that happens, though, companies will rightfully go only as far as good business dictates, while we the consumer continue being spoon-fed a more marketable and more attractive version of eco-friendliness: more green.

But "divergence" itself, as an inherent mark of rebel superiority, feeds an even more basic fantasy of teen exceptionalism.

But "divergence" itself, as an inherent mark of rebel superiority, feeds an even more basic fantasy — of teen exceptionalism.

"This feeds a vicious circle of more and more choice," says Matthew Isotta of Oliver Wyman.