Sentence examples for means feeding from inspiring English sources

That means feeding by any means necessary.

That means feeding these lines with wind farms that are coupled to energy storage.

That means feeding, whether from breast or from bottle, is not a passive behaviour on the part of a newborn infant.

But she said she looks forward to spending the time that she can with her daughter, whether that means feeding her in the morning or putting her to bed every night.

Supporting recycling means feeding this loop by not only recycling, but also supporting recycled products.

And for the next foreseeable future this means feeding our own.

Indeed, in its 300-odd pages, the "Encyclopedia of Pasta" ranges from abbotta pezziende, a short pasta that means "feed the beggar" in Abruzzo dialect, to the zumari of Puglia, a long pasta traditionally added to vegetable soups.

The failure of the City and the service sector to replace the jobs being lost to deindustrialisation and the sense of Britain becoming ungovernable by conventional means fed Benn's growing militancy.

The appraisal of things as means feeds back into our prizing of things as ends.

This instinct, he called the "drum major instinct," entices people to live above their means, "feed ing) a repressed ego".

This means feeds high in calcium, phosphorus, protein and energy, which will both help produce high-quality milk and keep them in good health.