The phrase "consuming money" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe activities and situations in which money is spent, often quickly or excessively. For example, "The company was consuming money at an alarming rate due to high overhead costs and low sales."
Mayweather's father and trainer, Floyd Sr, was also correct when he said that in consuming money so conspicuously, his son was only doing what boxers have always done.
Gian Gastone was consuming money at a rapid pace in Bohemia, wracking up titanic debts.
From the Ukrainian perspective, it was and continues to be a sausage grinder consuming money and young lives.
The game had become a cancer, they said, consuming prize money and per-diem expenses without generating profits.
They perceived their professional associations as not being effective in promoting their interests "Our association is just consuming our money but not protecting our interest.
In 1983, when she was the Washington correspondent for The New Yorker, Ms. Drew became one of the first journalists to really dig in and expose the capital's all-consuming money chase.
When we watch the Olympics and boost viewership, when we buy more products from their sponsors and adding to the all-consuming money machine of the Olympics-industrial complex, we are using our money to vote – and that vote is "yes" to human rights abuses.
The online B2B payments market, says Traxpay, is potentially worth some $250 billion annually based on 2010 figures from Boston Consulting, but it's been a space that has been slow to change, with many businesses still paying each other by check or costly or time-consuming money transfers.
No more!" to this time-consuming, money-consuming drain.
They chose to spend the money on building kindergartens and purchasing furniture and hardware, which are money consuming and easy to account for.
The guarantees for non-eurozone countries are to be made legally binding, meaning it would be more time consuming to get money from this fund at short notice.
