Sentence examples for staples produced from inspiring English sources

Rice accounts for 43% of staple food production in North Korea, while maize, barley, wheat, soybean and potato make up the rest of the food staples produced by PDS (WFP et al. [2011]; UN [2011]).

While the predominant trend has turned to staples produced by industrial agriculture to boost per capita energy consumption, this strategy threatens biodiversity, the livelihoods of small scale farmers and diet quality.

Though considerably longer than FL staples, wool produced in the RF system was more uniform (CV%) in terms of fiber diameter measured along the staple length.

High-yielding cereals and other staples have produced adequate calories to ward off starvation for much of the world over several decades.

The cuisine of Rwanda is based on local staple foods produced by subsistence agriculture such as bananas, plantains (known as ibitoke), pulses, sweet potatoes, beans, and cassava (manioc).

Against the odds for a campy cross-dressing comedy, it has become a staple on mainstream stages, produced around the world.

Between Fresh and Prime, Amazon is seeking to expand its market position from ocassional goods such as electronics, games and books to household staples and produce, directly challenging the biggest retailers, including supermarket chains Tesco, Asda and Sainsbury's.

The period was one of general population growth in much of Latin America, most spectacularly in the temperate, staple-producing zones of South America.

Many staples are not produced domestically, making barter impractical.

Second, most Russians always bought locally produced staples; imports were prized more for their flavour and packaging than for their calories.

In Somalia, where famine has been declared in five areas in the south-central region, prices of domestically produced staples, sorghum and maize, showed some signs of decline last month but remain between 150% and 200% higher than July last year.