Sentence examples for consumed for more from inspiring English sources

So, I think we probably agree that advertising is important to the future of the internet, given it's been important to any content (be that radio, television, or newspapers) that we've consumed for more than a century.

"Aspartame has been safely consumed for more than a quarter of a century and is one of the most thoroughly studied food additives," read one news release from the council.

Among the very old, up to 93% have consumed for more than a year [ 100].

As one of the oldest alcoholic beverages in human history, the Chinese rice wine (Huangjiu) has been brewed and consumed for more than 5,000 years (McGovern et al. 2004).

However, in the presence of GSH, oxygen was consumed for a much more prolonged period of time, so even in the presence of 10 mM GSH, Ero1α was active towards PDI.

Prolonged fasting (PF), in which water but not food is consumed for two or more consecutive days, is also becoming a well-investigated intervention, particularly in rodent models and lower eukaryotes (Longo & Mattson, 2014).

United Nations officials said the recent round of plagues, natural and man-made, coupled with the residual chaos that has consumed Somalia for more than a decade, have put the country on the brink of famine.

The crackdown on drug cartels and organised crime has consumed Mexico for more than a decade.

Ms. Griesedieck is 59; the mural has consumed her for more than seven years, and she estimates it will require seven to eight more years to complete.

More precisely, it is about Mr. Behrman's obsession with style, one that consumed him for more than two decades, leading, he says, to uncontrolled bouts of getting and spending, which are a symptom of his illness and, by extension, of the malady plaguing the culture at large.

The President courageously decided to redirect our nation's space policy away from the foolish and underfunded Moon race that has consumed NASA for more than six years, aiming instead at boosting the agency's budget by more than $1 billion more per year over the next five years, topping off at $100 billion for NASA between now and 2015.