That is, he believed that he could break governments by siphoning the secrets that nourish them.
"There are no secret economies that nourish the poor," Ms. Ehrenreich wrote.
"There are no secret economies that nourish the poor," Ehrenreich writes.
For fifty dollars a month, a daily pill provides you with chemicals that nourish sirtuins.
Students learn how to foster friendships that nourish them and avoid those which are destructive.
The byproduct of fermentation is the short-chain fatty acids that nourish the gut barrier and help prevent inflammation.
A great reminder to dwell on the things that nourish us, rather than those that bug us.
Modern conservatives worry more about vortexlike marriages pulling people away from their children, born or unborn — and from maintaining the stable homes that nourish them.
Homopterans, because all species feed on sap sucked from plants, often cause injuries or destruction to the plants that nourish them.
It is time to address the root causes that nourish terror, namely: poverty, unemployment, Islamophobia, antisemitism, racism, food insecurity, religious void, social injustices, occupations and wars.
Instead, he asserted that all types of fertilizers are broken down into "elemental products that nourish the plants," adding that safety "is more affected by food handling procedures".
