Sentence examples for is possible to feed from inspiring English sources

It is possible to feed 60 people in a small house; they just have to stand close together.

She also makes the case that it is possible to feed 10 billion humans on this planet while also leaving more space for the wild.

The good news is that one developing country has, in the past two decades, conducted a national experiment in a more sustainable food system, proving that it is possible to feed a population less destructively.

Since film editing and special effects have pretty much been digital for the last decade, it is possible to feed the camera's digital images directly into the editing machine, blending them with computer-generated digital effects and creating a final, digital version of the movie.

These models are called "computable" because, unlike economic models that exist purely to prove theoretical points, it is possible to feed actual numbers into them and get numbers out the other end.

Their shared, key insight (and the heart of my work) is the fact that thanks to scientific advancement, it is possible to feed, clothe, house, and educate everyone on Earth.

theguardian.com/profile/simon-majumdar It would certainly be possible to feed a hypothetical family of four on a budget of £50 a week – the big question is whether it would be any fun.

In other words it would resemble the sort of crazy liberal fantasy that drives Republicans nuts on Earth.Even if it were possible to feed, clothe and keep alive 15,000 people, if Moon Base Gingrich (MBG) is not to become the largest federal money suck in history it needs to actually produce something that Earth wants to buy.

Population science is once more centre-stage, pushed by climate change, which raises worries about the impact so many billions have on the environment of the earth, and food-price spikes, which imply doubts about whether it will be possible to feed them all.The main concern of demographers in their heyday (the 1970s and 1980s) was high fertility and the total number of the world's people.

With pressure growing on available agricultural land and the logistical issues of transporting food over large distances, how will it be possible to feed an ever-expanding population?

The optical nature of the reflector sight meant it was possible to feed other information into field of view, such as modifications of the aiming point due to deflection determined by input from a gyroscope.