It starved itself to a size 0, so we developed an unhealthy body image.
The crisis happened because the NHS starved itself of the capacity it needed, in the futile belief that lack of supply would constrain demand and so save money.
The lobster must starve itself in order to extricate its flaccid body from the rigid shell, and it may die if it fails to pull the claw muscle through a slot that seems impossibly small.
If there is no leptin at all because the leptin gene does not function, or if the brain does not recognize leptin, the brain thinks the body has starved itself to emaciation and signals it to eat ceaselessly.
* * * In 2010, an alliance of international creditors known as the troika — the European Commission, European Central Bank, and International Monetary Fund — agreed to bail out Greece to the tune of a hundred and ten billion euros, on the condition that the country starve itself into solvency.
If they go ahead with this new anti-lobbying clause – and they are leaving it very late if they are not going ahead – then we will have many more poor decisions being made by government for the simple reason that it will have starved itself of proper scientific advice".
* * * In 2010, an alliance of international creditors known as the troika the European Commission, European Central Bank, and International Monetary Fund agreed to bail out Greece to the tune of a hundred and ten billion euros, on the condition that the country starve itself into solvency.
Sliva expressed disappointment at being given "nearly no recognition from Don't Starve itself" upon being killed by a frog, and reported being bored for roughly 30 minutes at the overly familiar starts of later playthroughs.
Mark Barry, Director of Sustainable Business, Marks & Spencer described "the great Achilles heel of Davos: its aged, white, male, Anglo-Saxon membership... Until that changes, it will starve itself of the broad talent, skills and knowledge that's needed to lead a complex world.
