Sentence examples for leaner fare from inspiring English sources

He believes fast food restaurants should offer leaner fare, "given the health of the nation".

This "junk-food hypothesis" is a popular explanation for a crash in the population of Steller sea lions in Alaska in the 1980s and 90s, a combination of overfishing and warming water having shifted their diet from fatty herring and capelin to leaner fare like pollock and flounder.Some C. glacialis eaters may be unable to make the switch.

January issues for food magazines are always an interesting crop: do they play into everyone's New Year's resolutions and try to offer leaner fare?

Far from the lean fare traditionally associated with spa hotels (collectively known in Britain, not so many years ago, by the dread term "health farm"), Calcot offers a hearty English and Continental fusion, focusing on filling dishes like steak-and-kidney pudding and Gloucestershire Old Spot pork sausages with spring onion mash.

Moreover, it would be interesting to investigate whether those individuals that lose the most weight at altitude, and particularly those who predominantly lose lean mass, fare better in terms of exercise performance.

The fact that much of the menu leans to healthful fare is a bonus.

As the days begin to get hot and we lean toward lighter fare, may I suggest... soup?

But where "The Silver Spoon" contains a variety of Italian foods, from tripe to truffles, "Recipes" leans toward lighter fare.

Not long ago, when a fare leaned over to begin the predictable friendly inquiries, one driver wordlessly handed back a yellow flyer.

The assumption is that as the fare got leaner, the rats began eating each other, & that they continued to do so until they had reduced themselve to a number suitable to the changed environment.

Mr. Kerry leans more to lighter fare, like "Judge Judy," "The Ellen DeGeneres Show" and "Late Show with David Letterman".