Sentence examples for elements of consumption from inspiring English sources

In some cases, the boom years encouraged them to make matters worse by removing stable elements of consumption from their tax bases (for example, Florida announced a tax holiday for clothing sales this year; Virginia has cut its tax on groceries).

Hence, we argue that quality-of-life instruments include some elements of consumptions utility.

It undoubtedly has something to do with social media, which has upended the conspicuous element of consumption.

Thorstein Veblen, in his 1899 classic, "Theory of the Leisure Class," discussed how the newly moneyed turned everything, including art, into elements of conspicuous consumption.

He also said that viewing news on the Web took away one of the most important elements of news consumption in the old media, which is browsing.

For each of 18 cancer types, we present the percentage of cases attributable to one or all of the risk factors considered (tobacco, alcohol, four elements of diet (consumption of meat, fruit and vegetables, fibre, and salt), overweight, lack of physical exercise, occupation, infections, radiation (ionising and solar), use of hormones, and reproductive history (breast feeding)).

This study was designed to investigate the concentrations of different elements, including Hg, Pb, Cd, Mn and Se in foodstuffs and to estimate the potential health risk of these elements via consumption of polluted foodstuffs in the Wanshan Hg mine area, Guizhou province, SW China.

As such, pregnant women who eat soil in Geita District are exposed to potentially high levels of chemical elements, depending upon frequency of consumption, daily amount consumed and the source location of soil eaten.

We cannot keep on saying that the hunger problem is merely a "lack of access", because it reinforces the notion of food as purely a commodity, overshadowing or neglecting the other dimensions of food as vital human need, food as a binding human right and food as a cultural element (through cultivation and traditions of consumption).

The regression coefficients suggest that the elements of household size, per capita consumption expenditure, and perceived weather anomalies of the socioeconomic asset profile significantly affected the number of coping practices in the upstream, downstream, and whole Koyra study area.

Themes emerge: aggression, conglomeration, consumption as elements of nature.