Sentence examples for large snack from inspiring English sources

Newport Beach resident Gordon Kilmer operated two large snack bars that sold refreshments and rented or sold beach toys, before the city renovated the facilities.

In the United States, the Alliance for a Healthier Generation, a joint initiative of the American Heart Association and the William J. Clinton Foundation, has negotiated voluntary agreements with three large beverage markers, and five large snack food makers, to comply with new school beverage and competitive food guidelines in their marketing to 123,000 schools nationwide [ 124- 127].

Try to schedule lunch or a large snack so that you will have enough time to digest and use the calories as you train.

Those who ate the large snacks consumed 77percentt more calories, but didn't report any greater satisfaction than those who ate the small size.

Behaviour subscale items include items that would not necessarily contribute to poorer glycaemic control (e.g., avoiding being alone) and five behaviors that would: eating large snacks, keeping blood glucose (BG) above 150, keeping BG higher than normal in social situations, keeping BG higher than normal during important activities, and reducing insulin dose.

The higher scores in mothers on the behavioural subscale of the HFS indicated greater use of maladaptive coping behaviours to avoid hypoglycaemia (such as 'have my child eat large snacks at bedtime' and 'allow my child's blood glucose to be a little high to be on the safe side' items on HFS) in Patton 2008 [ 19].

PepsiCo said it had struck a deal to buy 20percentt of Japan?s largest snack company.

Philip Morris, the world's largest tobacco company, increased $1.99, to $52.10; Coca-Cola gained $1.44, to $47.63; and PepsiCo, the largest snack foods company, gained 84 cents, to $44.65.

A combined Pepsi-Mondelez would likely be the largest snack food company in the world, a sweet and salty empire with significant reach in emerging markets.

Deliberate pester power One committee member said they were "appalled" to find a major advertising campaign by one of Britain's largest snack manufacturers had "deliberately deployed a tactic which explicitly sought to undermine parental control over children's nutrition by exploiting children's natural tendency to attempt to influence their parents".

The U.S. is the world's largest snack market with $6 billion in annual sales.