Converse of object

• enter: In particular, no GM material from the experiment is allowed to enter the human food chain.

• cover: An agency should have a remit which covers the whole food chain, from plow to plate.

• create: In developing countries, using land to create an artificial food chain has resulted in misery for hundreds of millions of people.

• include: Areas covered include the food chain, agriculture and environment.

• have: Each park or even each tree has many different food chains.

• do: But does this cheap Japanese food chain really deserve its title?

Preposition: in

• way: They infiltrate their way into the food chain in a way which concentrates them the higher up the chain they travel.

Adjective modifier

• human: In particular, no GM material from the experiment is allowed to enter the human food chain.

• fast: Restaurants From fast food chains to more refined eateries you'll find them here.

• entire: Lower risk of liability The entire food chain suffers from consumers ' exposure to hazards.

• whole: An agency should have a remit which covers the whole food chain, from plow to plate.

• sustainable: The F4F research focus is on the interaction of agriculture and consumption: eating habits, food poverty and sustainable food chains.

• local: It uses the web to help re-build local food supply chains.

Modifies a noun

• restaurant: An American fast food chain restaurant was trashed and burned in Karachi.

Noun used with modifier

• supply: The food supply chain should decrease its reliance on non-renewable energy.

• cattle: The possibility that ruminant protein was still entering the cattle food chain was therefore considered.

• woodland: Walk looking for evidence, adaptation, collecting and identification, woodland food chains and decomposers.