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invert sugar English
Meaning invert sugar meaning
What does invert sugar mean?
invert sugar
Examples invert sugar examples
How do I use invert sugar in a sentence?
Simple sentences
We need a little sugar.
He added a little sugar and milk to his tea.
He put some sugar and milk in his tea.
Tom doesn't like coffee with sugar.
Do you put sugar in your tea?
Tom drinks black coffee without sugar.
Is sugar a poison?
Tom has put salt into his coffee instead of sugar.
I never put sugar in my tea.
They don't put sugar in their coffee.
I sweeten coffee with molasses instead of sugar.
One lump of sugar, please.
If your coffee is too strong, add some sugar.
Put in a little more sugar.
Is there still any sugar?
There wasn't much sugar in the pot.
There is no sugar in the bowl.
They sell sugar at the store.
The taste of sugar is too noticeable.
The store sells foodstuffs, such as butter, cheese, and sugar.
We need flour, sugar and eggs to make this cake.
I need some sugar to make a cake.
Sugar replaced honey as a sweetener.
Please put a lump of sugar in my coffee.
I need a bit of sugar.
Tom puts too much sugar in his tea.
Is there much sugar in the jar?
Jane's dream was to find herself a sugar daddy.
News and current affairs
The US subsidizes corn-based ethanol, and imposes tariffs on sugar-based ethanol; hidden in the tax code are billions of dollars of subsidies to the oil and gas industries.
And the same is true of sugar, cotton, and soybean prices.
It consists of two strings - formed from phosphate and sugar - along which four unique chemical compounds (DNA bases) are attached.
Clear-cut gains exist only for a few commodities, such as cotton and sugar, which are not consumed in large quantities by poor households.
More importantly, they could not have won even if they had invested in petroleum, foodstuffs, sugar, coffee, cotton, wool, minerals, or phosphates: all of these commodities had become cheaper.
Some bio-fuels are far more cost-effective and energy-efficient than others, and different bio-fuel stocks have very different opportunity costs for food agriculture (sugar has not experienced any significant price increase).
Some do not disclose their content of sugar alcohols, and some have so much of these additives that they are almost certain to produce laxative effects or gas.
For example, the Sulaymaniyah Sugar Mill was bombed during the Iran-Iraq war in the 1980's, but its employees have been paid ever since, though only rats and pigeons now report for work there.
Europeans colonized the Caribbean islands as sugar plantations, ruthlessly bringing African slaves by the millions to work, and die young, on those plantations.
South America is booming, as India and China swallow up its exports of iron, copper, soybeans, coffee, coal, oil, wheat, poultry, beef, and sugar.
These are not mineral-rich or bountiful agricultural nations: some coffee and bananas here, a little sugar and beef there, but nothing with which to sustain a boom.
PRINCETON - Sugar is sweet, but the ethics of its production is anything but appealing.
We are genetically programmed to like sweet things, and when people become more affluent, they consume more sugar.
The resulting increase in sugar prices has led producers to seek more land on which to grow sugarcane.
Oil pressed from rapeseed can be used as diesel fuel, and maize or sugar beets can yield ethanol to replace gasoline.
The military owns airlines and freight companies, petrochemical factories, power generation plants, sugar mills, cement and fertilizer plants, construction firms, banks and insurance companies, advertising agencies, and more.
To make good lemonade, you need to mix it with water and sugar.
The trick is not to discard the water and the sugar, but to get the proportions right.
Shortages of medicines and basic foodstuffs such as milk, sugar, eggs, beef, and chicken abound as a consequence of price controls and mounting inflation.
It was merely sterile gold and silver, some empty calories (in the form of sugar), and some psychoactive products -coffee, tea, chocolate, and tobacco.
Children gathered like ants to spilled sugar, jumping off ledges and diving into its murky depths with screams and whoops of excitement.
Brazilian sugar-based ethanol costs far less to produce than American corn-based ethanol.
At the same time, another research group was analyzing, also in E. coli, how the synthesis of a certain enzyme is induced in the presence of a specific sugar.
In Venezuela, land reform and socialist rhetoric did not prevent chronic shortages of milk, sugar, and beef.