Sentence examples for consumer of the material from inspiring English sources

A "content warning," much like a PG-13 or R movie rating--or a NSFW at the start of an email that, well, you really shouldn't open at work--warns the consumer of the material to prepare for potentially graphic content ahead.

Each of these books and manuscripts is interesting in its own right but taken together they provide a case study for the use and transmission of scientific information in the Renaissance through the eyes of a contemporary consumer of these materials.

Linda LeMoncheck argues that the sexual fantasies depicted in pornography imply that women's subjectivities are recognized by the consumers of this material (LeMoncheck 1997, 133).

The tool was designed with two classes of user in mind; the reader, as consumer of published material; and the journal editor, as curator.

The Pb content determined in our study is within the range previously reported for Bangladeshi clay by other workers 13-32 mg kg-1[ 28]; both studies reveal high Pb content in sikor samples, which is a health concern for consumers of this material.

But some legislators and regulators say they are concerned that neither they nor consumers know the extent of the material that data brokers collect; whom they disclose or sell it to; and exactly what they are doing with it.

Its critics argue that it deprives programmers of the ability to discuss security issues openly and prevents consumers from making full use of the material that they have purchased.

Construction industry being the foremost consumer of material and energy resources has great prospect to developing innovative energy saving and thermally efficient construction materials.

John Ford, the president of the Discovery Channel — which is an avid consumer of ancient-Egyptian material — values Hawass for combining academic authority with "the enthusiasm of a nine-year-old boy.

Investors dumped shares in mining companies, which are heavily reliant on demand from China, the world's largest consumer of raw materials.

The shares have fallen by more than a third in the past year as concerns have mounted about the prospects for world trade amid a slowdown in China, the world's biggest consumer of raw materials transported by ship.