Sentence examples for made wheat from inspiring English sources

The Atkins diet and a fashion for gluten allergies have made wheat seem less wholesome.

Global and local conditions driving up food prices made wheat an increasingly attractive alternative, and the income ratio of opium to wheat per hectare fell from 10 1 to 3 1.

Just as the decline in shipping costs made it more attractive to ship wheat from the west to New York via Chicago, easier shipping costs made wheat a more attractive export for Argentina.

One participant commented that reduction in wheat prices significantly reduced demand for seed and made wheat unattractive for the R&D sector: "This [liberalization] brought in more competition; however, there are also no longer any assurances of price floors and guaranteed purchases.

During Passover, Jews do not eat the grains from which matzo may be made: wheat, barley, oats, rye, and spelt, (collectively called "chametz") except limited ways that involve making sure they don't rise, nor do we use yeast.

They have also made wheat-cover smut, which can be used to poison crops, and ricin, which, when absorbed into the lungs, causes hemorrhagic pneumonia.

The protesters had named the action "Bread and Nuns"; as they arrived, children fanned out, offering loaves of locally made wheat-and-oatmeal bread to the pipeline workers.

After being told last year that she had Sjogren's disease, she became a raw-vegan and has made wheat-grass shots a part of her daily diet, to try to manage the fatigue and joint pain that have become companions she can't shake.

This bread can be made wheat-free by using wheat-free flour.

Editing one gene makes wheat resist mildew.

The chemical properties of flour and dough also make wheat versatile.