Sentence examples for predictable food from inspiring English sources

Taking into account the life-history characteristics of the species and based on the general hypothesis of positive effects of predictable food supply on survival, we predict that increments in the illegal use of poison during recent decades [18] have decreased survival rates of bearded vultures.

Restaurants with predictable food at decent prices seem to be doing better.

The United Nations estimated that a million people had been left homeless, many of them in remote areas without predictable food supplies.

In some cases it is clear that large reserves are present in anticipation of increased metabolic demands or predictable food shortage.

More broadly, it has become clear that the same factors that impelled me toward factory-produced meat and vegetables — cheap, predictable food — also resulted in a profoundly unhealthy American diet.

By contrast, a predictable food supply tends to benefit only selected species (see, for example, A. Cortés-Avizanda et al. Front. Ecol. Environ. 14, 191 199; 2016) — griffon vultures (Gyps fulvus) in this case.

Soda bread, corned beef, lamb stew, cabbage and potatoes are some of the other predictable foods.

Of the edible fungi, a small handful — truffles, chanterelles, porcini, matsutake — are among the most desirable and least predictable foods on earth.

We were served, along with more predictable foods such as meat and tortillas, a plantain, sliced lengthwise as if for an ice cream sundae and sauteed to a golden, buttery brown.

Despite that the number of individual cultivated plants may be small, their large fruit crops and the fact that their fruits typically fall to the ground after ripening make fruiting trees predictable food-rich patches for carnivores [8], [15], [43], [44].

A menu of predictable "dude food" staples – wings, dogs, burgers – is lifted above the mundane by being, on this evidence, very, very good.