Sentence examples for consumption moved from inspiring English sources

A plant in New Mexico that plans to slaughter horses to produce meat for human consumption moved a step closer to operation on Friday when the Agriculture Department said it would provide legally required inspection services.

According to Lim et al. [ 3], alcohol consumption moved from being the eighth highest ranked risk factor in 1990 to the fifth highest ranked risk factor in 2010.

China needs to change its post-1978 model to reduce its dependence on fixed-asset investment, property and exports while significantly increasing domestic consumption, moving industry up the value chain and boosting services.

So this is a model that should work as more and more online consumption moves to smartphones and tablets.

This worked when we didn't have so much content at our finger tips, but as more news and media consumption moves online, the friction of constantly opting in exhausts us and we don't bother to distribute what others might enjoy.

Book now As news consumption moves from print to pixels, journalists have to learn new skills and approaches to their craft.

For instance, between 1990 and 2015 industrial energy consumption in the GCC grew 66% more than GDP, 132% more in the buildings sector, 76% more in the non-energy use sector, while GDP and energy consumption have moved together more or less on a one to one basis in the transport sector.

"Everyone knows that content consumption has moved to YouTube, online and mobile".

Mark Blythman, communications director for Greene King, said alcohol consumption has moved from licensed premises to off-sales, such as from supermarkets, where they are much less controlled.

"What's interesting now since the last 30 years, is how that consumption has moved toward the very countries that are depicted in the paintings.

FFQ items related to alcohol consumption were moved to the end, as study participants belonging to Muslim religion might be deterred by questions of the sort.