Charging for television on the Web, where consumers already consume so much free content, is a risky plan.
It's an interesting conundrum, I think: the more literature we publish, the more we consume, the more difficult it is to find things we enjoy consuming because we consume so much.
Such internal squabbles consume so much energy that Bosnians miss opportunities without even realising it.Take wine.
It is rare for wolves to consume so much of an adult moose's skull.
Not just the frenetic party politics that consume so much of Israelis' time and energies.
Now, Ms. Klein's only complaint is that meetings in Manhattan consume so much prime work time.
My friends often ask how it is humanly possible to consume so much rich food in so little time.
August is that time of the year where we consume so much water in tomatoes, zucchini, cucumbers and melons.
— With simplicity as their credo, Amish farmers consume so little that some might consider them model environmental citizens.
For one thing, lower-income households are more prone to consume, so they would provide a greater boost to spending.
"Free trade is excellent for the United States, because they consume so much," Mr. Monge, the Rawlings worker, said.
