Sentence examples for considering consumption from inspiring English sources

Using the same calculation methodology used by Trancossi et al., thermal emission can be calculated by considering consumption about 0.48 kg/kWh and a conservative global thermal exchange efficiency about 0.4.

It is not surprising that these restaurants are associated with Slow Food, the international organization that closely expresses the desire for good, fair and clean food, while considering consumption as a social, if not political act.

By considering consumption of opioid painkillers (measured in milligrams per capita) on a national basis and then comparing this against annual prevalence of misuse of prescription opioids, it becomes clear that there is no simple correlation between the two.

The wellness trend is a product of a broader shift from conspicuous consumption to conspicuously considered consumption.

"I would consider consumption taxes over property taxes all day long," Mr. Eltife said.

The fund also has holdings in sectors like health care, which aren't considered consumption plays per se.

If you consider consumption, rather than income, the appropriate metric of economic well-being the poor might be faring better than we thought.

It's also quite possible that some meaningful share of current investment is "quasi-consumption": spending that looks like investment but which is actually there to deliver consumer services that would normally be considered consumption.

Neoclassical (mainstream) economists generally consider consumption to be the final purpose of economic activity, and thus the level of consumption per person is viewed as a central measure of an economy's productive success.

Sociologists consider consumption to be a key class marker and believe that class positions are negotiated through consumption in complex and often paradoxical ways.

However, policy makers should consider consumption carbon accounting boundaries, as well as territorial boundaries, if carbon savings are to be maximised.