Sentence examples for proposed eating from inspiring English sources

A biologically based definition has been proposed: eating during a period of satiety rather than simply eating between meals, while self-definition by participants has also been advocated.

Orthorexia nervosa is a recently proposed eating disorder where the quality of food becomes an obsession.

We proposed that eating disorder psychopathology is maintained by a largely common set of mechanisms, and that treatments capable of addressing these mechanisms should be effective across the various eating disorder presentations.

A Bush victory might hurt bonds, because the big tax cut that Mr. Bush has proposed could eat up the federal government's surplus.

Lauren Jones, who grew up on Texas but miraculously escaped Cowboys fandom to head to Miami, says her mom's carrot cake powered her fiance to propose after eating it.

With a degree of micro management P&W propose you eat on their Original Oaties biscuits spreading some of their Old Yorkshire Chutney on top.

He wants school children to come up with something better, which he proposes to eat during his six month mission.

Other proposed benefits from eating an alkaline diet are likewise not supported by scientific evidence.

In that context, Mr. Cohen's June 16 Twitter message, typos and all — "I'm not kidding when I say I just had the greatest frappacino ever at Kalamoun University north of Damascus" — seemed off key, officials said, as did Mr. Ross's report about Mr. Cohen's proposed cake-eating contest (he called it "creative diplomacy").

According to Mr Lomborg, gathering data is hugely expensive, at around $1.5 billion per SDG target; measuring all 169 proposed targets would eat up 12.5% of total international development aid.Defenders of the SDGs argue that their greatest virtue lies in getting countries involved in any development scheme underpinned by proper reporting and peer review.

Some authors proposed that abnormal eating behavior associated with a sedentary lifestyle may contribute to the development of obesity.