Sentence examples for trigger hunger from inspiring English sources

Although ministers claim that sanctions are effective in "incentivising" claimants to actively search for jobs, the evidence for this is mixed, and some studies have found that providing structured support for jobseekers is more effective as a way of preparing them to find work than stopping their benefits, which can trigger hunger, stress, anxiety, hardship and debt.

Oh, it can also help your waistline: Lack of sleep can trigger hunger and could lead to overeating.

And on top of it all, not getting enough sleep seems to trigger hunger, likely due to an imbalance of the hormones that control those pangs.

However, as reviewed by Berridge 2004, many eating behaviors may 'co-opt or pre-opt the cue-depletion detectors that trigger hunger in emergency cases of real deficit'.

The plan cautions against too much caffeine, which can often trigger hunger.

The flood of insulin that follows can eventually cause blood sugar to drop too far, triggering hunger.

This triggered hunger strikes among the detainees – they were totally exasperated, it just pushed them over the edge – and two days later they rioted".

But yesterday it refused to reverse its policy of deporting people to whom Britain had refused asylum, which has triggered hunger strikes by at least 16 Zimbabweans held in detention.

While the blame here is often put at the doors of the global food companies – offering addictive foods, designed to hit 'the bliss point' in terms of the pleasurable ingredients (sugar, salt, fat, etc)., and the ease of access to calorie-rich foods – we wonder whether there aren't other implicit cues in our environments that might be triggering hunger more often than is perhaps good for us.

Food prices are soaring around the world, triggering hunger, hoarding and a crisis in the world food trade.

Previous studies have implicated these genes in body weight management, and some are activated in fat cells and the hypothalamus, the brain area that triggers hunger.