Sentences with phrase «eating problems down the line»

If children are taught to ignore their «I'm full» cues, that can lead to eating problems down the line, including overeating and obesity.

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It might have problems that management isn't addressing; competitors might be cutting into an important line of business; profits may be rising but profit margins (net profits divided by sales) might be going down; a new technology might threaten to eat the company's lunch; there might even be fraud.

Butter is high in saturated fat and calories, and if your child becomes too dependent on it to eat healthy foods, he could have weight problems down the line.

Six hours and thirty minutes later, I stumbled across the finish line after one of the most painful and uncomfortable races of my life, complete with gastrointestinal distress, vomiting, the inability to «keep food down», and most importantly, that distinct frustration that accompanies these problems and is the bane of marathoners, cyclists, triathletes and anyone else who needs to simultaneously eat and perform.