Sentence examples for eat considerable amounts from inspiring English sources

The diet of big Komodo dragons mainly consists of deer, though they also eat considerable amounts of carrion.

The Aka, in northern Congo-Brazzaville, do not eat D. praehensilis as frequently as the Baka, and they also consume considerable amounts of agricultural crops during the dry season (Kitanishi 1995).

Both types consume considerable amounts of energy.

Many buyers earn "considerable amounts of money" in the City.

The breadfruit is not a fruit in the popular sense of the term; it contains considerable amounts of starch and is seldom eaten raw.

Anyone who doesn't eat animal products spends a considerable amount of time answering tedious questions — probably the classics are "Where do you get your protein?", "Isn't there a food chain in nature?" and "Oh, but you eat chicken and fish, right?" Once in a while, I hear, "Well, what do you eat?", and while that's an ignorant question, it has a partial element of truth.

Swiss law lets managers keep considerable amounts of information secret.

Considerable amounts of hydroelectricity are produced within the basin.

Moreover, considerable amounts of CO are formed.

Sure enough, the ivory contained considerable amounts of intact DNA.

Currently, considerable amounts are marketed conventionally.