Sentence examples for palatable over from inspiring English sources

But even the most disgusting image may become palatable over time, as seems to have been the case in Canada.

In the choice trials, every bird chose the palatable prey more than half the time, and 26 birds had a significant preference (P < 0.05) for palatable over toxic prey on a binomial test.

In fact, the saga notes that Óspakr was also a son of Dubgall, and it is likely that his family connections would have made him a palatable over-king of the unruly Clann Somairle.

It has been suggested that these highly palatable diets might over stimulate the reward systems in the brain (Berthoud and Morrison, 2008).

Continuing grazing, whether with a direct or indirect strategy, can result in a community of plant species that are fast-growing and tends to favour the establishment of annuals over perennials, short over tall, unpalatable over palatable, and stoloniferous and rosette over tussock architecture (Diaz et al. 2007).

Moreover, "first jobs" are also not representative of all jobs; it is commonplace for newer hires to assume the least desirable of the tasks, and "graduate" into safer and more palatable jobs over time.

Furthermore, energy-dense foods high in fat and sugar tend to be highly palatable and stimulate over-eating[5].

Traditionalists will complain about babies being thrown out with bathwater, and they may have a point – in our urge to connect with a wider audience, there is the danger of losing important, less palatable messages, honed over thousands of years.

He earned it by gurning and grinning his way through verses that made sense to the underage drinkers who packed out his shows on college campuses, then laying those rhymes over palatable, poppy beats.

For every bird, the number of palatable prey consumed over the 8 days of the main experimental phase was greater than or equal to the number of toxic prey.

Once entering the allocated rooms however, the pervading sense of dread surrounding the fires is taken over by a palatable sense of exhaustion.