Sentence examples for copious consumption from inspiring English sources

Supply and demand are mutually supportive at the "low" end: copious production thrives on copious consumption.

The American Meat Institute boasts on its Web site that, in spite of our copious consumption, "Americans spend less than any other developed nation in the world on food broadly and on meat and poultry specifically".

Tennis is associated with the copious consumption of strawberries, but according to wimbledon.com, the caterers also sell over 150,000 buns, scones, pasties and doughnuts, 30,000 portions of fish and chips, 22,000 slices of pizza and 12,000 kilos of poached/smoked salmon, all of which can be bought for a fraction of the price from your local supermarket.

Modern cocktail culture is less concerned with head fuddling or copious consumption and more focused on quality.

"Though I'm over the breakup now (and the copious consumption!) I always thought it would be sad, funny, and a little sweet to make a companion from the empty cartons left over," Schneider told VICE.

Just look at our box office fare: the ads for Bad Santa 2 featured the titular character, portrayed by Billy Bob Thornton, dressed as St. Nick, passed out with a bottle of whiskey in hand, and the trailer for Office Christmas Party made it clear that the film is primarily about the copious consumption of booze.

It includes sex, nudity, copious alcohol consumption, naughty language and general toilet humor crudeness.

The multitude of hiking trails, golf course and croquet lawn are all great options for a leisurely day on property, but you'll find me at the spa countering my copious alcohol consumption with a Glycelene facial.

Identifying Characteristics: Copious alcohol consumption, lighting eight beer bottles in place of eight candles and, of course, breakdancing.

Unfortunately, wet fractionation involves consumption of copious amounts of water and energy.

The restaurants, hoping to appeal to consumers looking for what the industry calls "indulgent" offerings, are promoting the consumption of copious amounts of food.