Sentence examples for providing grain from inspiring English sources

During the Revolution, Pittstown was a supply depot for the Continental Army, providing grain, wheat, barley and hay.

To fill the void left by the cessation of the religious charities, the city organized poor relief in 1547, providing grain in times of scarcity and promoting the foundation or reconstitution of the five royal hospitals: St. Bartholomew's, Christ's, Bethlehem (the madhouse known as Bedlam), St. Thomas's, and Bridewell.

Unfortunately, the maize varieties providing grain for human consumption typically do not provide adequate daily levels of vitamin E (Fitzpatrick et al. 2012).

We wish to thank C. Lin and S. Tanksley for generating the Cornell EST clones described here, L. Mueller for bioinformatics and managing the coffee database within SGN, and Jérôme Spiral for providing grain samples for the germination-post germination gene expression analysis.

Financial investors also can provide grain elevator operators the money they need to weather today's more volatile commodity markets.

So trying to provide grain with less than 1percentt genetically modified content could be unrealistic, the Institute of Food Technologists, a scientific society, said in a report last week.

The scheme, which was passed by the lower house last month, aims to make food a legal right and provide grain every month to 800m poor people.

To reduce the risk of popular demonstrations in Rome, the emperor provided grain doles, occasional donatives, and various entertainments; but he allowed the populace no real power.

For five years the central government has provided grain to states for school lunches, but to cut costs many states just give children monthly dry rations instead of daily meals.

A major bill that his government is trying to push through to win the impending general elections, the National Food Security Bill, would provide grain at huge discounts to nearly 67 percent of India's 1.2 billion population and free meals to children and pregnant women.

Second phase inclusions or interlayers within the Pt-alloy films provide grain boundary pinning and hinder agglomeration of Pt grains, resulting in films that retain conductivities > 1 × 106 S/m after annealing in air.