Sentence examples for traditionally fed from inspiring English sources

Poverty has traditionally fed child labor.

The southern hemisphere has traditionally fed the north.

Small-scale farming, often dismissed as inefficient by governments and industry but long regarded as "sustainable" in most societies, has traditionally fed most people in the world.

But he has proven himself as a big-match player and has traditionally fed off a big crowd cheering against him, which may be the case this afternoon.

Turtle doves traditionally fed on seeds from cornfield wild flowers, many of which have disappeared from crop fields that are now sprayed heavily with herbicides.

In fact, a lot of pigs in the region were traditionally fed on windfall apples in orchards at the end of apple season, and that's why the sweet white meat goes quite so beautifully with apple sauce.

There is now a mind-bending variety of noodles and dumplings: the flour foods, (mian shi in Chinese), those wheat-based staples that feed China's north and west, as rice traditionally feeds the southeast.

Traditionally, feed efficiency in beef cattle was defined as feed to gain ratio or FCR.

Reagents have traditionally been fed into the impeller region of stirred tank reactors to utilize the high levels of turbulence, improve mixing rates and hence reduce mixing limitations.

The surveillance data in Sweden, has traditionally been fed back monthly to the health community and public as aggregated number of notifications per county and month, through the SMI website and the monthly SMI bulletin, "Smittskydd".

And it garnered a lot of buzz for a good reason: it aimed to speed up traditionally slow feeds of information to realtime.