Sentence examples for widely palatable from inspiring English sources

From a financial point of view it is considered a given that releasing an R-rated movie, rather than editing it down to a more widely palatable PG, significantly impacts performance at the domestic box office.

It's rare for Sydney's underground scene to birth bands as widely palatable as Royal Headache, and it's even rarer for those bands to transcend the small pubs and warehouses they play in.

He may indeed reach the point of rising above genre limitations to more widely palatable material -- even if for now he is content to stick to hard-core horror and leave readers "thinking that if this was what sex with the dead was like, then the living had a lot to learn".

The London duo have managed to package current club sounds into a widely palatable visage without watering down the creative energy.

The release was a widely palatable and culturally reverent drum & bass record at its core, but forayed into hip hop and features a seminal dubstep anthem in "Eastern Jam".

One of Sun Ra's greatest innovations was to introduce electric keyboards and synthesisers into jazz, long before Miles Davis's more widely-heralded and easily palatable electric jazz fusion period.

A very palatable diet that is widely available nowadays is the high fat diet, rich in saturated fats, which is known to contribute to insulin resistance especially when it induces abdominal obesity [ 4].

Palatable, high-calorie foods are widely available because there is a demand for them, though marketing practices undoubtedly contribute to this, especially among children [9] [11].

1 Previous research has shown that the prevailing drivers of population weight gain are the 'push' effects from the food supply, 2 4 which is dominated by increasingly widely available, inexpensive, heavily promoted and highly palatable, energy-dense foods high in saturated fats, salt and added sugars.

Herbaceous species were categorized into four palatability classes, as highly palatable, palatable, less palatable, and unpalatable based on the opinion of livestock herders and according to Tainton (1981).

Now the Cooper Union speech, along with the other widely criticized gifts, has made another president less palatable.