Sentence examples for consumption pushing from inspiring English sources

Senator Obama calls the idea "pandering" and said that cutting the tax would spur more consumption, pushing prices back up.

And he didn't notice that the spike in house prices had led to a surge in consumption pushing saving rates to nearly zero?

Whatever the inefficiencies in the system, when the government spends such massive amounts of money on welfare, it does raise incomes and consumption, pushing farmers and factories to produce more.

A decade of excess consumption pushed consumer spending in the United States up to 72percentt of gross domestic product in 2007, a record for any large economy in the modern history of the world.

OO Global Warming Driver: Rising Meat Consumption Pushes Farming Past Deforestation - says a new study.

The government has come under intense pressure recently from both environmentalists and other governments to ease up on its fuel subsidies, which are blamed for distorting global markets, encouraging greater consumption and pushing oil prices higher for other nations.

Since becoming leader of Uruguay in 2010, however, he has won plaudits worldwide for living within his means, decrying excessive consumption and pushing ahead with policies on same-sex marriage, abortion and cannabis legalisation that have reaffirmed Uruguay as the most socially liberal country in Latin America.

Basically, iTunes users, with their excessive data consumption, is pushing AT&Ts' network to the breaking point; some might even call it broken.

That is, assuming you can accept that this is all about excessive consumption and pushing the limits of a credit card, not to mention what's socially acceptable behavior just about anywhere else in the world.

Globalization has brought new models of consumption relentlessly pushed on TV.

Deflation, placing a drag on domestic consumption, has pushed firms to go abroad faster.