Sentence examples for from the intake of from inspiring English sources

It is on these points that Brussels is unlikely to give way, putting Cameron on a collision course with Redwood and his supporters, many of them from the intake of 2010 and 2015.

Another reservoir effect may arise from the intake of freshwater fish protein.

US and CT are useful techniques to suggest the diagnosis of intestinal anisakiasis, which is often clinically under-recognised due to the long interval (commonly 1 week) from the intake of contaminated food to the onset of symptoms.

Before John Snow showed that contaminated water caused cholera, raw sewage emptied into the Thames upstream from the intake of drinking water.

On its opening day (Tuesday, May 1, 2007), Spider-Man 3 grossed $29.2 million from 16 territories, an 86% increase from the intake of Spider-Man 2 on its first day of release.

Malnutrition results from the intake of inadequate or excess food.

Overall, the increase in dietary fibre intake from increasing the intake of fruits and vegetables to 400 g per day is estimated to reduce colorectal cancer by ∼4.9%4.4%4% in men and 5.5% in women).

This is about two-fifths of the total benefit achievable from increasing the intake of fibre to 23 g per day, for those consuming less than this.

The anorexic may become very sick, and, even if they are physically fine from eating, the intake of calories could move the anorexic to intensify their starvation and exercise, worsening their health problems.

Not only has his credibility been shot but the feeling is that the mantle should now pass to one of the younger generation, from the intakes of 2001, 2005 or 2010.

Measures to clean up the Thames had been on the agenda for some years, but an urgent fear of miasmas broke a political logjam, and gave immediate impetus to one of the great monuments of Victorian civil engineering: Sir Joseph Bazalgette's system of municipal sewers, designed to deposit London's waste below the city and far from the intakes of its water supply.