"consume to" is not correct and usable in written English.
The correct phrase is "consume too much" or "consume excessive amounts of". For example, "People often consume too much sugar, leading to health issues."
Both traders and consumers find it time to consume to gather exact prices for a variety of agricultural products.
Then, those consumers can transmit the information about the product they consume to others neighbors in their networks in the following iterations.27 For simplicity's sake, we assume that users are linked in a random network.
We consume to sustain life, but over the last 30 years we have become turbo consumers.
We consume to buy identity, gain respect and recognition, and secure status.
But still they are doomed to consume, to live the material life; what a pickle they are in.
Cats vary greatly in the amount of food they need to consume to ensure they don't become over-or underweight.
Thus, the amount of cereal each person must consume to fulfill daily dietary requirements has gone up.
These animals often carry the fruits and seeds of the angiosperms they consume to new areas, where the angiosperms propagate.
Set up inequalities to figure out how many you should, or shouldn't, consume to keep within your healthy range.
An individual will not consume to the full extent of his capacity if he cannot insure his house or health.
We know very little about the energy we use on a daily basis – from how much we consume, to the cost, source and carbon content of our power.
