Sentences with phrase «more food for»

You've given me more food for thought.

More food for thought.

Today on The Gottman Relationship Blog, we'd like to give you a little more food for thought!

More food for thought on the issue of how the media covers Aboriginal health and related issues... Kerry Klimm, director of kinnected — an Indigenous media / communication consultanc... Read more

More efficient machines means we can grow more food for a growing population (which of course increases the growth of the population).

The Melloni and Fransson judgments to be expected next year will probably give us more food for thought.

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And we get more food for free (and so do all the cute soft furry little animals) until problems emerge.

From backyard permaculture to urban homesteads, we see plenty of people ripping up lawns and trying to grow more food for themselves and their families.

And increased soil carbon means more food for a growing world population.

Even more for N2O production: Extra growth of plants under extra CO2 produces more food for bacteria around the roots, promoting N2O production from nitrates in the soil.

CO2 is causing huge increases across the board in the plant world, which produces more food for the animal world.

But I think fertilizing vast sterile ocean with iron and creating more food for ocean life [and consequently more food from humans] is a better way to go - you using CO2 for a good purpose rather just storing somewhere - and storing CO2 in gas / ice form has some possibility being suddenly released some way, whereas CO2 in skeleton of tiny creatures most likely ends up as limestone.

Cassman spoke with EarthSky about how we can grow more food for Earth's growing population using the same or less water than we're using today.

It leads to more food for those people on earth whose food has been turned into ethanol.

Fundamentally, we are using more and more food for biofuels and meat production — and Asia has now become sufficiently rich that it has a low elasticity of demand.

This new course still focuses on simple living, but brings in more food for thought around consumption, our relationship with technology and media — and how to cultivate media literacy.

I think it will mean more food for more people and don't see many real downsides.

On the ground floor of this art space, there is more food for thought as it features an active restaurant and bar named Bar & Kitchen where Trayte is also exhibiting a whimsical range of limited edition, semi-functional ceramics with custom - made display cases.

Here's some more food for thought on that topic: https://www.theprofessionalhobo.com/2014/05/best-luggage-long-term-travel-backpacks-vs-rolling-luggage/

Keep in mind that if your dog has a particularly active day, he will have burned more calories and may require more food for that day's ration.

And by helping feed their pets, that means the people will have more food for themselves.

The results will be more food for your pooch and a considerably affordable dog food option for you.

Even more food for thought - if you invested $ 100 in Apple stock in 2000, it would be worth $ 2,300 today.

The Kindle Sales Calculator by Rank This author tool might provide more food for conversation than accurate sales data, but it does provide a handy «guesstimate» of sales per day by sales rank of eBooks.

This author tool might provide more food for conversation than accurate sales data, but it does provide a handy «guesstimate» of sales per day by sales rank of eBooks.

This is more food for thought.

The author of Emotional Intelligence gives readers more food for thought as he discusses the importance of attention and what we can do to sharpen our own mental faculties.

More food for thought — You may be able to design something beautiful yourself but many published authors who design their own covers use images that are often seen on other covers, use cheap tricks or non-professional fonts... the end result is a a book that screams self published.

The advent of social media has provided experts in the Learning industry with more food for thought with regard to creating better and effective learning solutions that leverage on collaborative learning.

Just more food for thought.

You can get a whole lot more food for $ 12 at most brunch spots in Dallas.

This means you can eat more food for less total calories.

It should come as no surprise that if chronic under - eating can lower the amount of oxygen we use, and hence lower metabolism, then eating more food for such individuals could increase metabolism.

Neurotransmitters in the brain, such as dopamine, norepinephrine, and serotonin, tell it when the body requires more food for energy or heat.

People cancel last minute, and that's life — more food for everyone or great leftovers for you.

The key insight is that the total size of population that can be supported depends on the proportion of cooperators: more cooperation means more food for all and a larger population.

Data like those recorded by Clark's team — translated into visualizations that humans can relate to — should add more food for thought to this conversation.

Odors are consumed by microorganisms, so that the more polluted the air, there will be more food for the bacteria without incurring any cost,» said Uribe Lobo.

As a result, the squirrels stash more food for the winter.

It could be that the parasites and gut bacteria compete for the same nutrients, so knocking out the bacteria leaves more food for the parasites.

The moist climate could have boosted the region's grasslands, giving Khan and his people more food for raising livestock and horses and a better ability to focus on building political and military power, researchers suggest March 10 in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences.

«More food for thought on kids» eating habits, emotions.»

The herbicide also led to more food for the snails, because it predominately killed microscopic algae that clouded the water.

They left the nest for longer periods of time to provide more food for themselves.

It makes them patchy and leaves more habitat for the native wildlife, more food for them and more places to hide from cats.

They sought to determine whether parents involved in the study (mostly mothers) shaped their children's later behavior by offering food to make them feel better when they were upset (emotional feeding), and whether parents whose children were easily soothed by food (those who calmed when given food) were more likely to offer them more food for comfort at a subsequent time.

The only reason I say cheap instead of free is because you might have to buy some more food for yourself... breastfeeding hunger is no joke.

Not only are their bodies still developing and hence susceptible to environmental insults, but they tend to eat more packaged foods, a more limited diet and more food for their body weight than adults do.

It also means that I have to somehow make more food for the freezer out of the recipes for the week without going over budget.