That in turn will lead to a dramatic drop in consumption and internal demand".
The dramatic rise in consumption of alcoholic beverages immediately after Sept. 11 was a nationwide phenomenon, liquor distributors and others in the business say.
A loophole in the IWC moratorium allowed Japan to kills whales for scientific research and sell meat from the hunts on the open market, despite a dramatic dip in consumption among Japanese consumers since the end of the war.
What the Pope seems to be endorsing instead is large payments to developing countries to help them finance clean-energy systems, and dramatic cuts in consumption in developed countries.
The report, to be published on Tuesday by the charity International Fund for Animal Welfare (Ifaw), draws on Japanese government data for the first time to build a case against the use of millions of dollars in public subsidies to prop up the industry amid a dramatic decline in consumption of whale meat.
For the first time since the Great Depression years, Canadians indulged themselves, but the dramatic increase in consumption put tremendous pressure on Canada's balance of payments with the United States: much of what Canadians were buying was manufactured by its southern neighbour.
The public also does not want to be exposed to dramatic displays of consumption".
Radical changes can be achieved using alternative low carbon raw materials, renewable grid electricity mixes, and by dramatic reduction of consumption.
The Indian media at large latched on to the "caged parrot" euphemism, for its dramatic and mass consumption effect, merely repeating it like a parrot though the reference itself doesn't mean anything in itself without the reference to the masters or the events leading up to it.
Dramatic alterations in consumption of dairy products, because of their nutrient density, carry much more impact on public health than do just the intakes of total fat, saturated fat and cholesterol.
