"At least he's not suffering ... not going hungry," Bilyeu said.
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The thought of him going hungry fills her with dread.
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Nearly half of college students say they are going hungry.
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So yeah ... nobody's going hungry in the Kardashian West household.
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Unable to grow or buy food, millions are going hungry.
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Figures are not kept for the proportion of Britons going hungry.
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In the capital, people who fear arrest are also going hungry.
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"Without the support of all these people, I would be going hungry."
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Higher up the food chain, whales, seals and pelicans are going hungry.
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We don't know when exactly so many American college students started going hungry.
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One-fifth of kids in New Orleans is at risk of going hungry.
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They also clearly were not going hungry and looked well fed and happy.
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With Venezuela in an economic collapse, inmates throughout the country are going hungry.
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Famine isn't just about masses of people going hungry; famine tears societies apart.
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The number of people going hungry has also dramatically fallen since the 1990s.
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"This year, thanks to you, some orphans are going hungry," he spits at Pauly.
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Deltic Group also found that punters aren't going hungry after a big night out.
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Many people are going hungry, while inflation has skyrocketed and left basic goods unaffordable.
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RECIPE: Snowmobile Squares We have a feeling that you won't be going hungry tonight.
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The fuel crunch came at a time when many Venezuelans were already going hungry.
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Enlisted men are going hungry, and their extended families are suffering like all Venezuelans.
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At one college, some alumni donate food, fearing that students are even going hungry.
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She notes that Amahl's mother steals because she worries about her child going hungry.
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As for the human caretakers, they're stocked on food too so no one's going hungry.
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Is watching models while they eat the best way to ensure that models aren't going hungry?
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First off, many more of your son's birds are going hungry compared to your daughter's birds.
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But just because Lively was steering clear of processed foods didn't mean she was going hungry.
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But that seems to be because children who want more breakfasts are going hungry at home.
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They can provide the extra support to the food banks that keep Americans from going hungry.
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Why didn't the world care that survivors of the violence, some grievously wounded, were going hungry?
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We can keep farmers in business and keep Americans from going hungry at the same time.
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Of some 27m Yemenis, 7m are going hungry, says the UN, almost double the figure in January.
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"As more and more students struggle to pay for college, 30% may be going hungry," Warren tweeted.
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Nutrition assistance programs, which keep Americans from going hungry, are being threatened in this year's farm bill.
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He quickly realized that people were going hungry, so he and a few local chefs started cooking.
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Some have jobs, career plans and families to lean on — yet their children are still going hungry.
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Many of its citizens are going hungry and sick, and more than three million have fled abroad.
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"The children are going hungry... This conflict is pushing Yemen closer to famine day after day," he said.
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His nation is impoverished, people are going hungry, and he could soon run out of foreign exchange reserves.
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Polar bears are also going hungry, scientists believe, as shrinking ice diminishes their opportunities to hunt for food.
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Globally, 815 million people are already going hungry, according to the United Nations Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO).
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The Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program, or SNAP, has been helping keep Americans from going hungry since the 210s.
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Recently, several media reports have suggested more families are going hungry post-Trump because they are avoiding SNAP.
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And it has helped feed people going hungry when drought hit food supplies in rural and urban areas.
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There's nothing worse than going hungry on your trip because you can't find enough safe food to eat.
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"There is no widespread famine at this point, but some people are going hungry," says Myatiev, from Turkmen.news.
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The wonders of the free market and creative destruction will keep middle-aged dislocated salespeople from going hungry.
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Millions are going hungry amid triple-digit inflation and a nearly 80 percent currency collapse in the last year.
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The supposed "pro-life" Republican Party, tellingly, backs Trump's budget, and shrugs at the reality of kids going hungry.
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Without planning on how to get them meals if school is canceled, this could result in many going hungry.
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The Guatemalan teenager described children going hungry, border agents taunting kids, and the lights being on 24-hours per day.
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But when it comes to actually eating food at lunchtime, some students are running out of time and going hungry.
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After that, you need to figure out if the birds are actually going hungry as a result of a mismatch.
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Imagine it: 150 million fewer men, women, and children going hungry, simply because women farmers are empowered with the basics.
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SNAP helps low-income West Virginians buy groceries on their own instead of relying on food banks or going hungry.
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But both the displaced and host families are going hungry amid a deepening food crisis and the threat of imminent famine.
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" They also held paper plates with messages written on them such as "open the government" and "federal workers are going hungry.
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Some 4.6 million people are going hungry across the region, of whom two million need food aid urgently, the WFP said.
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Our children, who are our future, are living without water, are going hungry, and their schools are closing in their neighborhoods.
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As Ryan Seacrest's relationship with live-in girlfriend Shayna Taylor continues to heat up, one thing is clear: He's not going hungry.
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The share of households without electricity fell from 42% in 1996 to 10% in 2016, while the fraction going hungry has plummeted.
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Shaming kids for not being able to afford their lunch simply adds to issues that arise from going hungry and is cruel.
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Experts have prepared special foods that officials say could help the boys and the coach recover after going hungry for many days.
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If not completely destitute, they were close — a part-time job away from homelessness, a food-stamp card away from going hungry.
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A growing number of Venezuelans are going hungry in a food shortage, and dying from treatable ailments in squalid, ill-equipped hospitals.
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Around 6 million people are currently at risk of going hungry, and 70 percent of schools have been closed due to the fighting.
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Trilobites At popular tourist stops in Thailand and Japan, some creatures are going hungry because visitors haven't been turning up to feed them.
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But in the face of agricultural crisis, drought, and poverty, people are forced to choose between going hungry and adhering to these preparations.
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But its people are going hungry, putting pressure on a demographic that was once fiercely loyal to the Chavez and then Maduro regimes.
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While we Venezuelans are going hungry, there have been violent standoffs over humanitarian aid piling up at the borders with Colombia and Brazil.
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"We are going hungry here," she said, balancing her smiling, seemingly oblivious daughter on one hip before the glare of a flashing police light.
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The blockade of Yemen and the damage to its infrastructure are causing dire hardship; famine looms, with half the country going hungry or malnourished.
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There are no sick days for planters in this brutal landscape, whose daily $5 earnings could mean the difference between eating or going hungry.
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It also said 6.5 million people in Syria lack enough to eat, while a further four million people are at risk of going hungry.
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Last month, The United Nations said that while many people in South Sudan are still going hungry, the worst of the famine had eased.
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Many Venezuelans report going hungry because they can't afford to buy food: The country's inflation hit 82,700 percent in July, making food prices soar.
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Thousands of Pakistani workers are going hungry in Saudi Arabia, but we'll still pay top rupees to take luxury pilgrimages to the holy land.
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But if you're craving something a little more gourmet, something heartier, there are even more specific delivery services that'll keep you from going hungry.
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OPEC member Venezuela is immersed in a deep economic crisis, with inflation in triple digits, shortages of basic goods, and many people going hungry.
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When you're unemployed and have to choose between going hungry or taking work that contributes to global warming, well, you have no real choice.
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In recent years, Ms. Jenkins has worked to combat ageist marketing, educate seniors about fraud and reduce the number of older adults going hungry.
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When people are going hungry and survival becomes a full-time job, who has the time or energy to rebel against an oppressive regime?
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They are facing the impossible choice of going hungry or declining vital medicines rather than putting themselves on the radar of the federal government.
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The government alleges that the true victims in this case are the "hundreds of people" -- women and children of the FLDS -- who are going hungry.
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President Nicolás Maduro said workers at the factory could "continue producing for the people", who are going hungry because of price controls and official corruption.
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Some people were still going hungry, for sure, and in the worst cases children were starving, but in far smaller numbers than in the past.
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Kicking poor families off of SNAP doesn't just put families at risk of going hungry; it increases their financial precariousness and levels of chronic stress.
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She says that, before they came to live with her, they were "living like gypsies"—struggling in school, going hungry, and sleeping in cold places.
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They heard that workers at the city's biggest medical clinic were going hungry, so they added it to what was now a makeshift delivery schedule.
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"Everything I face here is better than going hungry or watching my baby sister drop out of school," she says hurriedly, as a potential client approaches.
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The aggressive people who browbeat the patrons in going for a dance were the most successful, and if you didn't keep up, you'd be going hungry.
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Nearly Half of College Students Surveyed in a New Report Are Going Hungry Many routinely skip meals and take 'poverty naps' because they cannot afford groceries.
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Investors in the European food-delivery app, and its rival Uber Eats, are similarly at risk of going hungry while the pair fight for market share.
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"It's really baffling for a lot of our alumni to see students going hungry when the university is surrounded by so much arable land," Rodgers said.
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Does it really mean so much to him, to hurt the rich, that he can sustain going hungry and making half-pay for a month or two?
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But while this food is wasted, millions of people are going hungry, with 38.4 percent of children aged under five stunted, according to the Global Hunger Index.
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The fact that there are people going hungry on planet Earth today has nothing to do with whether we can produce enough food to feed all mouths.
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Yet for those in need, $1.40, the average cost per meal on the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP), is the difference between being nourished or going hungry.
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Some 4.4 million people like Mohammed are going hungry across northeast Nigeria, and two million need food aid urgently, according to the U.N. World Food Programme (WFP).
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Over all, hourly workers described going hungry, not being able to pay bills, scrambling to arrange child care, losing housing, losing sleep and feeling stressed and unhealthy.
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Here's a look at the top 21998 wealthiest: Born the youngest of nine children, Yan's earliest memory is of going hungry, he told Fortune magazine in 2014.
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The average Venezuelan must now wait in long lines for bread and medicine, and many are going hungry and unpaid, as the government struggles to avert default.
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Even young professionals like me have been going hungry, and my older brother almost died from an allergic reaction because we couldn't find an injection to give him.
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The World Food Program says that more than 7 million people in Zimbabwe alone are going hungry, with a further 45 million people across southern Africa at risk.
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She was detained upon arriving in Arizona on May 14 after a two-month journey that involved going hungry and sleeping in the freezing Sonora desert of northern Mexico.
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Hunger remains a salient issue for American communities, particularly for children and those in rural areas, and now is the time to prevent more from going hungry in America.
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Puerto Rican authorities expect that to run out in March and say the program was already inadequate before the hurricane but would see even more people going hungry now.
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No Lean Season gives poor farmers a bus ticket to other areas where workers are needed, allowing them to find work and generate $200 in income instead of going hungry.
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Venezuelans are going hungry and fleeing the country in droves; GDP will shrink by a terrifying 25% this year, forecasts The Economist Intelligence Unit, a sister company of The Economist.
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A combination of workaholic strain and grief over my mother's recent death had plunged me into a spiral of self-neglect as I veered between pigging out and going hungry.
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The North's outbreak comes as it grapples with food shortages, when four in ten citizens are going hungry after the worst harvest in a decade, the United Nations said this month.
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The number of hungry began to rise in 2014, but this is the first time in more then a decade that the proportion of the global population going hungry has risen.
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On the continent, it is expected to hit 49 million people from Malawi to Namibia, South Africa and Botswana, leaving about 14 million going hungry, the U.N. World Food Program says.
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President Nicolas Maduro's socialist government has accused bakers of causing bread shortages and vowed to crack down on those who defy its regulations on production after citizens have been going hungry.
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The Republican farm bill would have led to millions of hard-working Americans and their families going hungry because of harsh and punitive changes to the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP).
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An estimated 2270 million people from a population of about 2016 million are going hungry with about 2500,25 people at risk of dying, said Mercy Corps's South Sudan director Deepmala Mahla.
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The fact that the United States has more food than we need, and folks are still going hungry is a shame, it was a shame then, and it's a shame now.
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He wondered why so many people in the world were going hungry (roughly one in 10 people) when the world actually produces more than enough food to feed everyone on the planet.
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Rapper Jim Jones is riding out Hurricane Irma, but he won't be going hungry because his Miami crib is stocked to the brim with a 2-year supply of his favorite cereals!
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The case has been an embarrassment for the leftist leader amid an economic crisis in the oil-rich nation that has left millions going hungry because they cannot find or afford food.
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Joseline Hernandez is getting back to work after giving birth a little over 2 weeks ago -- and while the club might be an odd job site -- her baby's definitely not going hungry.
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So we needed to produce storable food that wouldn't go bad, that we could put in silos, and ship around to the rest of the country to keep everyone from going hungry.
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His parents had spent periods of their own childhoods going hungry in the wake of China's civil war, and they were delighted to discover that Americans ate meat at practically every meal.
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Studies by a team at the University of Calgary, including Sharon Kirkpatrick and Lynn McIntyre, have shown that going hungry just a handful of times is associated with poorer physical and mental health.
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"The defendants are hereby restrained from carrying out the threat contained in their communique," Justice Babatunde Adejumo said in his ruling on Tuesday, citing the risk of civil disorder and people going hungry.
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Upon realising that he would be going hungry in front of goal for another week at least, Aguero's predatory patience was finally exhausted in the final minute of the match at the Etihad.
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"I want to hear the moral defense of a company that makes $9 billion in profits, $400 million for their CEOs and have a 2023-year worker going hungry," Sanders told the crowd.
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NEW YORK (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Signs of a domestic financial crisis are raising the specter of famine in conflict-ridden Yemen, where millions of people already are going hungry, Oxfam said on Thursday.
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At the end of the day, going hungry or beating yourself up over your choices actually poses a greater risk to your health and well-being than any one specific type of food.
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And force everybody to see that there are thirteen hundred of God's children here suffering, sometimes going hungry, going through dark and dreary nights wondering how this thing is going to come out.
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For Bai is among 2350 million Indians going hungry daily, according to the United Nations' Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) - despite India wasting food worth about $21.3 billion a year, according to government figures.
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R. Kelly's alleged sex slaves should not be in danger of going hungry or becoming homeless anytime soon -- even with the singer behind bars -- but they claim someone's cut them off from Kelly's funding.
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Travel Tips Traveling while vegetarian or vegan can be a challenge, but with a few tips and a little tech, you can roam freely, eat well and not have to worry about going hungry.
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He recalled the deputy telling him that he wanted to start a free food bus to feed homeless people in Houston because he couldn't bear the thought of anyone in his community going hungry.
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In some cases, it can also mean going hungry, since many kids across America — including about 70 percent of students in New York City — rely on free or reduced-price lunch programs at their schools.
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For some poachers, the answer may be simple greed, but for most, it's survival: the fate of one species of rhino doesn't matter much if your family is going hungry and your future looks grim.
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"We've come out to support the opposition and preserve the future of my son and my family, because we're going hungry," said Jose Barrientos, 31, an auto parts salesman in the poor west end of Caracas.
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While a five-month ceasefire has held, Sudan's government continues to block humanitarian assistance into the region, which sits on the border with South Sudan and is going hungry after its farmers fled and rains faltered.
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Generosity doesn't take a holiday break An anonymous man is making sure some schoolkids in Georgia aren't going hungry with classes out for the holidays -- and helped provide free lunches for students throughout the Christmas break.
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The number of people without sufficient food has increased over the past three years, with one in nine people - or 821 million - worldwide going hungry due to drought, floods, conflict and economic slowdowns, U.N. figures show.
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The paradox of millions going hungry in India while food goes to waste is receiving increasing amounts of attention as the FAO stresses that one third of food produced globally for human consumption is wasted every year.
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During her visit, Thompson, known for her roles in the "Harry Potter" film series and "Love Actually," said she hopes to use her damehood to bring awareness to the issue of children going hungry over school holidays.
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Tears came to Lula's eyes as he recalled going hungry as a child before he rose to become a union leader, founded Latin America's most important leftist party, and was elected as Brazil's first working-class president.
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"We're in need of food, water, and protection from militias...those going hungry aren't concerned with whether Darfur is a region or state," said 43-year-old Ahmed Adam, a resident of an internally displaced persons (IDP) camp.
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LONDON (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Half the population in Central African Republic are going hungry every day, double the number a year ago, U.N. officials said as they called for help to prevent the "dire" food situation deteriorating further.
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Joel Berg, executive director of Hunger Free America, a nonprofit that was formerly called the New York City Coalition Against Hunger, said he could not support the idea of pet food pantries when so many people were going hungry.
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"When people are literally going hungry and children are dying at birth because there aren't the right medical supplies … when basic things like Tylenol aren't even available … this causes a huge amount of angst in the population," said Marczak.
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Related: Venezuela in Crisis: Families Are Fed Up With Going Hungry The food protests, the violence associated with them, and botched police efforts to contain them, represent a major problem for the struggling leftist government of President Nicolás Maduro.
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ROME, April 10 (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - More than half of Iraqi families are at risk of going hungry, a U.N. agency said on Monday, warning of "unprecedented levels of vulnerability" faced by the population due to years of conflict.
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ROME (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - The number of people going hungry has risen for the third year running after years of improvement, the United Nations said in a report published on Monday that blamed conflict, climate shocks and economic slowdowns.
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"Measures taken by the Brazilian government so far are like a drop in the ocean," Benchimol said in the call, according to Estado, warning of a risk of people going hungry as well as a potential increase in murders.
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This is also life as a U.S.C. student: working an overnight shift to earn money for books, going hungry when the campus meal plan runs out and seething as friends presume that a $20 glass of wine is affordable.
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"When there are people sleeping in the street and going hungry it seems like the priorities are all wrong," said Melisa Matheos, a 36-year-old textile designer who voted for Mr. Macri in 2015 but will not support him Sunday.
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JUBA/GENEVA (Reuters) - More South Sudanese people are going hungry and 45,000 are still living in famine-like conditions even though South Sudan is no longer classified as being in famine, a U.N.-backed food security report said on Wednesday.
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G broke down when she told Poletti Merlo that her mother -- "her hero (and) a brave woman who always worked hard to support her and give her the best she could" -- told her she, too, was going hungry in detention.
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ROME (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Europe's high levels of food waste are an ethical scandal at a time when hundreds of millions of people around the world are going hungry, the head of the region's food safety watchdog said on Friday.
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Related: Venezuela in Crisis: Families Are Fed Up With Going Hungry The Venezuelan government's efforts to shut the border have not stopped trucks and cars crossing back and forth via clandestine dirt roads, some of them carrying medications to sell at inflated prices.
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"The same thing is happening in the barracks as is happening in the slums: people are going hungry; they are suffering an overwhelming crisis," said Henri Falcon, a former soldier who has bucked the broad opposition boycott and is Maduro's primary opponent in the election.
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The research, the largest ever study of food bank use, found that four-fifths (78 percent) of food bank users in the U.K. find themselves going hungry multiple times a year, while half (50 percent) are unable to pay for heating and other essentials like toilet roll.
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A stark measure of the complicated problems is that a vast majority of those going hungry — 489 million of the 815 million "food insecure" and malnourished — are fighting for survival in countries afflicted by violent conflicts, with children suffering the most, the United Nations report said.
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"This food is going to make a difference, whether it's a child not going hungry for the night or a family that's able to enjoy a protein plate that they would not have otherwise been able to afford at Starbucks," Starbucks store manager Kienan McFadden said in the release.
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Related: Venezuela in Crisis: Families Are Fed Up With Going Hungry The 53-year-old president and former bus driver also faces social unrest and regular food riots and looting in which several people have been killed by police unable to contain the protests in a peaceful way.
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Related: Venezuela in Crisis: Families Are Fed Up With Going Hungry Adversaries of the ruling Socialist Party say the election authority is seeking to stall the referendum against Maduro, who is facing heavy criticism due to a steep recession, the world's highest inflation, and Soviet-like product shortages.
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In addition to the lawmakers' Monday visits, presidential candidates, reporters and a team of doctors and lawyers involved in a federal lawsuit have recently visited facilities and returned with allegations of unsanitary conditions, children going hungry, a shortage of clothing and mattresses, and sick people being denied medicine and health care.
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"One passed, the layoff protection for contracted airport workers could be the difference between families going hungry and facing homelessness or holding on safely to survive along with the industry they serve," Kyle Bragg, president of 32BJ SEIU, which represents airline contract workers in the New York area, said in a statement.
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In "Salvage the Bones," a father struggles to fortify his home against the coming hurricane, but fails to notice the rise of quieter waters: his young daughter—the narrator, a bookish girl named Esch—is hiding a pregnancy; his son steals to feed the pit bull he is training to fight; his children are going hungry, foraging for eggs in the yard.
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Captain Ska sees it as another sign of May's failures: Nurses going hungry Schools in decline I don't recognize this broken country of mine The new version of "Liar Liar" is actually a remix of Captain Ska's original single released in 2010, which protested rising college tuition costs, cuts to the public sector, and the coalition government led by previous Prime Minister David Cameron.
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The pressure to get something done, and quickly, is rising by the day, from farmers in the Southeast who are still grappling with large crop losses from Hurricane Michael last October, to people in Puerto Rico going hungry due to food stamp cuts, to officials in small-town Iowa and Missouri who are still bailing out from some of the worst floods in recent memory.
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The holiday season is also a season of charity for many of us, so consider this an act of kindness to yourself, your family and friends and to those who are going hungry: Read food date labels carefully, make sure you know what they mean -- remember it's the "use by" date that you need to take note of from a food safety perspective -- and let store managers know if their labels aren't clear.
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