Sentence examples for key to feeding from inspiring English sources

The UN's Food and Agricultural Organisation sees co-operatives as key to feeding the world; the International Labour Organisation as a way of organising in the informal economy.

It is hoped that the treatment could create more disease-resistant animals in future and scientists say GM technology will be key to feeding the world.

Printed food, like printed lingerie, certainly gets points for novelty appeal, but scientists are now making headlines with very serious claims that this new technology could hold the key to feeding a growing population on our finite planet.

And the key to feeding the fermentation in the large intestine is giving it lots of plants with their various types of fiber, including resistant starch (found in bananas, oats, beans); soluble fiber (in onions and other root vegetables, nuts); and insoluble fiber (in whole grains, especially bran, and avocados).

Led by Monsanto's aggressive international marketing campaign the mantra has been, and still is, that GE crops "reduce pesticide use, increase yield and are key to feeding the world".

And while great strides have been made in increasing food production, insufficient attention has been paid to small rural farmers, who are key to feeding the poorest and hungriest.

"I think it's key to feed one's heart in addition to one's stomach when going out".

They key to feed forward is letting go of the past, listening to suggestions without judging, and learning as much as you can.

They have developed a technique which enables patients with "clinically complete spinal-cord injury"—that is those who have lost all feeling in, and control over, their bodies from at least the waist down to step on a treadmill.The key is to feed the spinal cord an appropriate sensory input, so that it has something to learn.

The key is to feed journalists by making an interesting story available and almost writing it for them -- it makes their life easier and it's a win-win -- it really does work!

Key to this feeding process is the injection of saliva which modulates plant defenses [ 3, 4].