Rises in the price of most staple goods show no signs of abating under current political and economic pressures.
Forests are also the source of most staple foods and many modern medicines.
The farming practice of alternating ridges furrows with plastic film mulching is widely used to improve field productivity of most staple crops such as maize and wheat in the semiarid Loess Plateau, but whether the technology has similar benefits on oil crops such as linseed flax (Linum usitatissimum L ., still remains unknown.
And so the production foundered — and the strike wore on tediously — for lack of that most necessary staple of non-Pinterian theater, namely dialogue.
Make fun of fake baby hair if you must, but don't even think about touching the single most important staple of happy childhood summerdom.
Maize was the single most important staple of the Aztecs.
Many see it as a showdown between two schools of thought about the town's future: Young families seeking that most basic of suburban staples, an outdoor town pool, and traditionalists who call the pool complex a threat to the rural and historic character of this pre-Revolutionary-era town.
While only a few people actually need to exchange the rial for foreign currency, its value is one of the few clear indicators of the state of the economy, and its fall has sharply raised the prices of most staples.
Output per head is just $714 a year, the third from the bottom in the United Nations' global ranking even after adjusting for the lower cost of most staples in poor countries.
www.danspaceproject.org SAN FRANCISCO BALLET -- The company will perform ballets by Christopher Wheeldon, Yuri Possokhov, Mark Morris, Helgi Tomasson (the company director), William Forsythe, Julia Adams and George Balanchine in three different programs that also include a one-act version by Natalia Makarova of "Paquita," one of the most glorious staples of 19th-century classics.
