Sentence examples for better consume from inspiring English sources

What are we saying about ourselves when we place (black) women's pain under a microscope only to better consume the full kaleidoscope of their suffering?

There was just what you had right now and you better consume it, because unless genetics had endowed you with some very specified routine for burying things and finding them later, there was no general solution you had for dealing with how to protect things for the future.

Fortunately, the improved hole concentration in the MQW can better consume electrons by radiative recombination, which also contributes to alleviate the electron leakage [12].

But then the next one I read said that if I wanted to make sure my child didn't end up with a deadly allergic reaction to peanuts I'd better consume some while I'm pregnant.

It's better consumed on its own or with a slab of oozing Munster cheese.

It is far better consumed in a single sitting, like a bag of hot popcorn or a bowl of cold cereal.

A simple dish of yellowtail tuna, pomegranate seeds and lime might be better consumed on a boat somewhere, with the fish still half butchered on the stern, but even still: it's not unfresh.

Gin's cocktails became vodka's cocktails, championed by those who ought to have known better, consumed by the masses who had no idea what a martini was, much less a yardarm.

The outcome of our study has resulted in a methodology and subsequent production of an intelligent XML authoring workflow model (DROID-SL) for such documents which displays how legal texts of this nature can be better consumed within our society.

As it happens, I've spent a lot of time over the years in the American South, a region that has always specialized in big, bountiful breakfasts, at least partly because an energy-giving meal is better consumed in the morning than at midday in its steamy climate.

Swamped by newbies, many from out of state, shop staff toiled to explain the difference between sativa (which delivers a "cerebral", energetic high suited to daytime use) and indica (a depressive effect; better consumed late)."Should've done it 40 years ago!" growls a middle-aged man making his first purchase at Medicine Man, one of Denver's biggest retail outlets.