Sentence examples for consumed becoming from inspiring English sources

In his book, The Third Wave, the futurist Alvin Toffler predicted that consumers would come to exercise much more control over the creation of the products they consumed, becoming, in a word, "prosumers".

Symptom severity is proportional to the amount of alcohol consumed, becoming evident when blood alcohol concentration reaches 5 mg/dL, and prominent at concentrations of 50 100 mg/dL.

(According to the National Transfer Accounts pioneered by Ronald Lee and Andrew Mason, 60 is the age at which the average Chinese earns less than he consumes, becoming, in effect, a dependant).But it's interesting that the NBS chose to rejig the definition of working age for this press conference.

The fact is that the apps we use and the media we consume are becoming an important way we express ourselves.

He urged those assembled in the cathedral against becoming consumed by the row and encouraged them to overcome differences.

The cases melt into an ugly course of self-discovery that ends with his becoming consumed with the same insanity.

This time, he has yet to broadcast a single spot and instructed his advisers to avoid becoming consumed by the daily back-and-forth of a campaign.

Despite its scarcity, iridium is sometimes used in research and industry as a catalyst -- catalysts are agents that increase the efficiency and speed of a chemical reaction without becoming consumed.

For President Obama, how those competing priorities balance out could mean the difference between securing a landmark accomplishment — the first overhaul of the nation's immigration laws since 1986 — or becoming consumed by charges of scandal.

In the summer of 1967, when the Johnson presidency was becoming consumed by the Vietnam conflict and the president himself was sometimes accused of obfuscation or outright deception, Mr. Christian insisted in a television interview that Lyndon Johnson was "a very candid man" and "rather open in his discussions with the press".

But I suspect that becoming consumed with the thought of receiving the decisions is a natural phenomenon for high school seniors.