Sentence examples for opposing food from inspiring English sources

They suggest opposing food philosophies.

He has drawn the ire of animal rights activists with his support for dog and cock fighting while opposing food safety measures.

Not only can the field add to the understanding of polarization and the sources of conflicts that have now shut down the federal government, but analyses like these might also shed light on the logic of, say, supporting abortion rights while opposing the death penalty, or opposing food stamps "giveaways" while supporting subsidies to agribusiness.

David Lipson, San Diego State University, said that "Earlier work showed that opposing food utilization strategies could coexist in complex environments, but this is the first explanation of how trade-off, like the one we studied between growth rate and efficiency, can lead to stable diversity in the simplest possible of environments".

Some community boards and neighborhood groups have opposed food trucks because idling engines can cause pollution (along with creating litter and monopolizing parking spaces).

It makes even more sense now for GMA to do its members' bidding given how controversial opposing GE food labeling has become for the food industry.

But Wanjiru Kamau, of the Kenya biodiversity coalition – one of those groups opposing GM food in Kenya – does not agree.

It is clear that the use of food crops, as opposed to food wastes represents an area fraught with challenges, which must be resolved on a case by case basis.

Following standard scoring (3, 21), a participant who indicated three or more affirmative responses for his or her household was food insecure, as opposed to food secure.

The causes long known as dear to the prince's heart are organic farming, alternative medicine, opposing GM foods, global warming and traditional architecture.

When in the smaller stomach pouch formed by the band, solid foods, as opposed to foods of a more liquid consistency, bounce more times before passing through the band, providing more stimulation and greater satiety.