Sentence examples for consume means from inspiring English sources

To consume means to burn, to use up—and, therefore, to need to be replenished.

Consume: Means ALL things that you eat or drink in a day.

Fewer gallons consumed means less cash in the till.

There is periodic talk of making the NHS independent; but the amount of cash it consumes means politicians will always be held responsible, and probably do some myopic meddling.The other obstacle is the doctors.

Less power consumed means more juice.

Methods: For each survey year, mean numbers of snacks consumed, mean grams consumed per snack, and mean energy intake from snacks were computed, as was contribution of snacking to total energy intake and fat intake.

Patients consumed mean 197.7 UK units/week.

Children were offered 50 g of RUSF and they consumed (mean ± SD) 23.8 ± 14 g rice-lentil RUSF, 28.4 ± 15 g chickpea based RUSF.

Diets high in RS have shown a significant increase in fecal wet and dry weight; (Phillips et al., 1995) concluded that for every 1 g RS consumed (mean 34 g/day) there was an increase in the fecal wet weight of 1.8 g.

Instead, I worry about the freshness and nutritional value of the food I consume, which means that I periodically shop at farmers markets.

The religion's governing body had decided that passages in the Bible, which instruct adherents not to consume blood, meant that they should avoid transfusion.