Sentence examples for frequent food from inspiring English sources
In the 19th century, 60 percent of the American work force was in agriculture, and there were frequent food shortages.
In an age of industrialization, dire pollution, and frequent food scares, the Dragon Well Manor is committed to offering its guests a kind of prelapsarian Chinese cuisine.
They are not allowed to own land, suffer frequent food shortages and are technically restricted from travel outside Rakhine, which borders Bangladesh.
A few years ago the government wowed citizens with eye-opening banquets of free vegetables and fruit spread along city sidewalks, financed by natural-gas exports; now Turkmenistan experiences frequent food shortages.
"It is ironic in the extreme that an administration that's so interested in letting industry come up with its own solutions would come down with a heavy government hand on a company that's being creative," said Dr. Peter Lurie, deputy director of the health research group at Public Citizen, a frequent food industry critic.
Not even the 20th century has escaped such scourges: the worldwide flu of 1918-19 is thought to have caused 25m-40m deaths, far more than the first world war; and since 1980 AIDS has killed some 12m people, so far.In pre-industrial Europe, frequent food crises also served as periodic population checks.
In this work, a new multiplex single-tube real-time PCR approach is presented for the detection of Escherichia coli O157 H7, Salmonella spp. and Staphylococcus aureus, three of the more frequent food-borne bacterial pathogens that are usually investigated in a variety of food matrices.
It is responsible for salmonellosis, which is the most frequent food-borne disease with around 1.5 billion yearly infections world wide (WHO).
Most cases of salmonellosis, one of the most frequent food-borne diseases in human, were previously thought to be attributed to consuming contaminated foods originated from animals and particularly poultry products [1].
Like any good farmers'-market-frequenting, food-mile-counting urbanite, I wanted it to be made from seasonal, local ingredients.
You may think that frequent online food photo posters might just really like food, but some psychologists suggest that the behavior may be associated with eating disorders (both associated with being overweight and underweight).
