Sentence examples for scope of eating from inspiring English sources

Advocates simply hope that viewing the film helps people understand the scope of eating disorders that affect, at some point in their lives, an estimated 20 million women and 10 million men in America.

However, the real concern when trying to understand the scope of eating disorders in Indian and other South Asian communities in Britain is that there is no real way of knowing the extent of it.

But, both in the scale of its ambition and in the scope of its anachronism, paleo eating takes things to a whole new level.

In Salinas, growers in the immense spinach fields were dismayed by the broad scope of the federal warnings not to eat any fresh bagged spinach.

F.D.A. officials warned consumers not to eat pistachios until the scope of the contamination was clear.

That leaves plenty of scope for Just Eat to grow usage of the Meal2Go EPOS tech within the U.K. — and presumably beyond.

While the work on prevention of eating disorders clearly has an important role to play in the project of reducing the burden of disorder, it is not within the scope of the current review.

Changing eating habits have increased the scope of food-borne disease so that huge numbers of people can now become ill from a single slip in food hygiene.

On the other hand, the "vocals" on the record span a wide scope of subjects: self-love, loving others, flying, isolation, noisy eating, pentagrams, and pot leaves, amongst others.

The model is based on simultaneously coupled heat and mass transfer in the EAT and is developed within the scope of numerical techniques of Finite Difference and FFT (Matlab).

Her order more than doubles the scope of the government's listeria investigation: plants that produce ready-to-eat beef and pork will now be tested along with those that turn out chicken and turkey.