Sentence examples for may feed a from inspiring English sources

The worry is that reprisals by Kikuyu gangs in areas where Kikuyus predominate, particularly against Mr Odinga's fellow Luos, may feed a fresh cycle of bloodshed.

Wings, nachos, chips and dips may feed a fan's frenzy - but they can pose a real threat to our pets.

And it may feed a much broader environmental threat, too, since some of the debris washes out to sea and could ultimately join the Great Pacific Garbage Patch.

This plant may feed a herbivore that forms a classic metapopulation made up of local populations with relatively independent dynamics; and this herbivore may in turn have several functionally important predators and parasites, each with their own relationship to the spatial structure of the host populations with which they interact.

Remember, sugar only foods may feed a virus, so avoid it as much as possible.

One diner may feed an injera-wrapped morsel to another, a practice called gursha.

In large motors the igniter may feed into a miniature motor containing a fast-burning propellant charge, which exhausts into the main motor to produce ignition and pressurization.

He adds: "Some of our discoveries thus far may feed into a performance curriculum allowing students to aspire to - and attain - greater musical inspiration and creative individuality than they already achieve".

The high-turnover high-street retailers may feed off a rapidly expanding interest in designer fashion among the general population by offering knock-offs at a fraction of designer prices, but they contribute nothing to the fashion industry that generates ideas or trends in any meaningful way.

They land in the morning and may feed for a few days before resuming their migration.

This implies that the Port Phillip Bay dolphins may feed on a higher trophic level than the Gippsland Lakes dolphins.