Sentence examples for devour more from inspiring English sources

Now that technology has greatly lowered the cost of news production and distribution, he wrote, readers can devour more content, and a wider variety of it.

We were absolutely at the top end of a fantastic economic cycle and people had money in their pockets, people who wanted to devour more and more culture.

These opponents argue that the elk -- which are three to four times the size of deer -- would only cause more car collisions, devour more fields and gardens and spread more infectious diseases.

A sauropod, which could be 10 times the size of an elephant and might require 100,000 calories a day, would have had to devour more and, we read, "get as much down their throats as possible, as fast as they could".

In what could be a coup for antimarijuana forces, new research shows that rats exposed to pot's active ingredient at an early age devour more heroin as adults than rats without early exposure.

The finding suggests that new galaxies do not form around preexisting black holes; rather, black holes arise during a galaxy's early youth, becoming increasingly massive as they devour more of the galaxy's mass.

"Unleashed and unmuzzled, Iran will go on the prowl, devouring more and more prey..

It wasn't a subtle contest: the winner would be the one who devoured more pages.

Despite private sector rents routinely devouring more than half the income of London households, there is little lobbying for a renewed rent control regime.

Slick state channels beamed from Moscow receive millions of dollars in government loans, while devouring more than half the country's ad revenues.

Uruapán itself was a visual disappointment -- an overgrown service center for nearby farms that has devoured more picturesque villages on its outskirts.