Sentence examples for citizens consume from inspiring English sources

Prior shows that fewer citizens consume partisan media than usually is thought.

Its citizens consume 18 million tons of wheat annually, more than half of which comes from abroad.

"We live in times of great change for media, and in the ways in which citizens consume information.

Rich countries whose citizens consume large amounts of drugs must share the burden and seek humane ways to reduce the demand (prevention, harm reduction, treatment).

Latin American leaders have complained bitterly that western countries, whose citizens consume the drugs, fail to appreciate the damage of the trade.

But make no mistake: It was largely the result of relentless lobbying by Japan, whose citizens consume four-fifths of the world's bluefin tuna, thus providing a steady market for poorer countries with big fishing industries like Tunisia.

Housing and warming its citizens consumes a fraction of the energy expended in the suburbs and countryside.

In December 2011, China reported its citizens consumed on average 138 g antibiotics annually, ten-times the per capita use in the USA.

If Mr Bartley had had his way, government would have done no more than watched benignly as workers worked, citizens consumed and businessmen made profits.

I wish we had more of that sort of conversation in the world at large: citizens consumed by the topic of how their country could do better on the Human Development Index, or exercised about how to reduce carbon emissions or HIV infections.

This might have been because Saudi citizens, consumed by national indignation, took to their smartphones to show their support for the crown prince in his moment of difficulty: The disappearance and presumed murder of Jamal Khashoggi, a Post columnist, under exceptionally grisly circumstances, has not been good for the international reputation of the royal family.