Sentence examples for driving consumerism from inspiring English sources

The excitement that I felt reading the article's opening paragraphs, which describe young people finding meaning in the natural world, quickly turned to disgust over the insidious means through which corporate sponsorships are driving consumerism.

For better or worse, this is driving consumerism toward a simplified operating system void of traditional computing elements.

Our growing population drives consumerism.

Materialism and consumerism are driving people.

Sandbrook attempts a mildly revisionist interpretation, proposing that Thatcher was merely responding to a culture of surging, confident consumerism, rather than driving it.

"We're driving the market toward more consumerism," Mixon says.

His prediction is based not only on increasing internet uptake in India's smaller cities, but also growing consumerism, which is driving demand for foreign labels.

Covering 50 years of the 20th century, that show presented stylistic change as the driving force behind design, manufacturing and consumerism.

But it's not all looking backward, many of the third agers in my parent's over-55 planned community have shifted into a period of reinvention that looks surprisingly like the eco-DIY movements more associated with a younger demographic: they grow their own vegetables, swap consumerism for enrichment activities (art, yoga, swimming) and stop driving so much or so far.

Young activists like Ms. Yilmaz are driving change in Turkish society against a backdrop of growing materialism and consumerism.

In a New England Journal article last month, Dr. Landers listed forces driving health care into the home: the aging population, "epidemics" of chronic diseases, technological advances, health care consumerism and rapidly escalating health costs.