Sentence examples for higher-quality food from inspiring English sources
Chains ranging from Target to CVS to dollar stores are selling more groceries, and some small convenience stores — long the domain of warmed-over hot dogs and microwave burritos — are offering higher-quality food.
While poor and middle-class school districts in cities like Oakland and Richmond grapple with creating healthier meals on the $2.72 a meal provided by the federal government, upscale districts are moving toward much higher-quality food while also making money.
An unusual series of "marshmallow test" studies conducted by a research group based at the University of Vienna established that their captive flock of cockatoos could indeed resist the urge to eat a piece of food in anticipation of receiving a higher-quality food reward in the future (ref).
The greater cognitive abilities associated with larger brains in turn enabled hominids to exploit even higher-quality food sources, reducing gut size further.
As in the United States, that helped lead a movement toward higher-quality food and dining.
But now that McDonald's and others have offered higher-quality food, Wendy's is struggling to find its identity.
Bleating new-born lambs are warmed at PPL's factory by electric heaters, and enjoy higher quality food than they would on any ordinary farm.
Pitstop There are plenty of restaurants serving higher quality food in or around Cala Tarida but Ses Eufabies, family owned and run, occupies by far the best position.
Pressure from consumers, government and the European Union for higher quality food and improved animal welfare has set the pace in a positive trend away from factory farming.
Kerry McCarthy, the shadow environment secretary, said: "Abandoning codes of practice for farm animal welfare is not in the best interests of the animals and will not produce higher quality food".
There are other reasons that health care costs have gone up, but we could trade off spending more money for higher quality food and save enormously on health care costs.
