Sentence examples for persistent hunger from inspiring English sources

She and others were also struck by Taft's persistent hunger pangs.

"Biotechnology has tremendous potential to develop products that can be more suited to areas of the world where there is persistent hunger," Ms Veneman said.

At church-run residential schools, where 150,000 aboriginal children were forcibly sent, indigenous food traditions were replaced with persistent hunger and malnutrition.

As you suggest, they strike mythic, archetypal chords, and cater to a persistent hunger for large-scale, accessible narratives of good and evil.

Yet the challenges of an increasing population, nutrition-related chronic diseases, poverty, volatile food price markets, inequity, urbanisation, market integration, habitat loss, resource depletion and persistent hunger mean we need more than partial information to make the best food choices.

Every country in modern history with market-oriented institutions most notably, secure private-property rights—is immune to the famines and persistent hunger that plague much of sub-Saharan Africa, North Korea and other places lacking reasonably free markets.

Persistent poverty, hunger, and malnutrition in India and other developing countries pose new and unprecedented risks and opportunities for global agriculture in the future.

And they were about the ardent, persistent, poignant hunger to believe that in a society of free information and free movement and clashing ideologies and gaudy dreams that don't come true — in other words, in this splendid but difficult experiment known as the United States of America — we can somehow prevent disaster, somehow inoculate ourselves.

Other topics include methods for integrating ethics into scientific and technical research programs or development projects, the role of intensive agriculture and biotechnology in addressing persistent world hunger and the role of crops, forests and engineered organisms in making a transition to renewable, carbon-neutral sources of energy.

His chest and ribcage protrude sharply over his distended belly, his limbs are twigs, he lets out a persistent, desperate hunger-wail.

Together with the non-profit business COMACO, Dr. Travis and his student are developing egg layer facilities in remote rural communities in Zambia in an effort to make chicken eggs more available in areas with persistent poverty and hunger.