"eating resources" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used in a figurative sense to describe something or someone that is consuming or depleting resources, such as money, time, or energy. Example: The company's lavish spending habits were like a parasite, constantly eating resources and draining the budget.
When the going gets rough, though, or if you feel like you're all alone, consider making use of the many other healthy eating resources out there.
If and when that day comes, you might point him towards healthy eating resources to help him get a jumpstart on forming new habits.
Respondents rate their level of agreement (from 1 = strongly agree to 4 = strongly disagree) to four statements related to access to physical activity resources, five statements related to healthy eating resources, and five statements about perceived neighborhood safety.
"More people are eating resource-intensive 'Western' diets rich in meat and dairy products," explains The Feeding of the Nine Billion, a report from the British policy institute Chatham House.
The world he wants involves the dispersal of power; self-management; the liquidation of the controlling bureaucracy that eats resources.
It may even slow investigators down, by eating up resources and generating extraneous leads.
For developers, the scams can cause big headaches, eating up resources and damaging their reputations.
But services available after parents adopt are erratic — comprehensive in some places and nonexistent in others — and state budget cuts are eating away resources to fund them, advocates for adoptive families say.
Whether it's voracious cane toads or pesky squirrels, these creatures cause havoc by invading a place they don't belong, outcompeting other animals, eating up resources and becoming pests.
From an individual smallholder's perspective, eating up resources may be perfectly rational behaviour.
The AI can converse with an unlimited number of scammers at once, maintaining never-ending conversations, eating up resources which would otherwise be used trying to get money out of our pockets.
