Sentence examples for binge from from inspiring English sources

Investors who dreamed of endless demand for broadband, wireless and other communication technologies are now haunted by telecom companies' debt binge from 1997 to 1999.

Dieters who cannot tolerate the prolonged deprivation suddenly fall off the wagon and gorge themselves, either swiftly regaining the weight or making the unhealthy discovery that purging (by forced regurgitation or excessive exercise) can prevent a binge from becoming body fat.

Rock-bottom savings rates are one of the financial hangovers born out of the last credit binge from the 1990s, but a voracious appetite for borrowing has returned in recent months and makes me wonder if we have really learnt our lesson?

The M&A binge from which UBS and the other firms I've mentioned have benefited almost surely won't last forever.

Yet preventing the binge from starting is much harder.

Seeking to prevent such shopping binges from getting out of control, the federal police screen travelers upon arrival, picking out people whose luggage appears to bulge with too many items.

Hudson and colleagues examined data from a non-clinical sample to estimate how much the prevalence of BED will increase under the proposed DSM-5-criteria that relax the requiremens for the frequency (from two per week to one per week) and duration of binges (from six to three months).

Michigan Behavioral Risk Factor Survey (BRFS) data from 1989 1993 indicate lower age-adjusted rates of heavy or binge drinking from this part of Michigan, as compared to the state as a whole [ 47].

After last year's bleak pilot, the full 10-episode first season is available to righteously binge on from today.

KEY QUESTION Can the scoring binge continue from last year, when games averaged 60 points, the highest of any conference in the nation?

AT this time of year college students on many campuses can expect to hear lectures about the dangers of binge drinking from university administrators trying to tackle the longstanding problem of under-age drinking and alcohol abuse.