Sentence examples for enhancing consumption from inspiring English sources

Themes for the accelerator include "enhancing consumption experiences through curation, personalization and localization, connecting people to products with greater speed and efficiency and seamlessly connecting and bringing people together for enhanced social experiences".

For example, for a child who refuses to drink milk, the addition of sweet chocolate powder can enhance consumption of this health-promoting food.

When combined, these factors may further enhance consumption.

If remittances primarily enhance consumption, they may have no lasting impact on economic growth.

Brine shrimp were added to determine whether their presence enhanced consumption of As-contaminated food.

Perhaps adequacy in indigenous knowledge enhances consumption intensity of leafy AIVs in elderly rural dwellers (Okeno et al. 2003; Smith and Eyzaguirre 2007; Waudo et al. 2007).

The focus groups were designed to explore the unique characteristics of malt liquor (low price, high alcohol content, large volume packaging) that enhance consumption patterns and increase risk for excessive alcohol use.

In a World Bank report on Tonga, it was stated that: 'Large private remittances and official grant inflows have enhanced consumption and resulted in negative gross domestic savings equivalent to nearly a quarter of GDP.' [ 54].

Thus, in situ acid removal by REED is a promising technology for not only enhancing sugar consumption rates and butyric acid productivity but also for securing simultaneous consumption of both glucose and xylose.

Moreover, ethnic background, cultural preferences, inter-marriages, and urbanization are important cultural interactions for enhancing AIV consumption among people from different ethnic origins (Maundu 1997; Kimiywe et al. 2007).

If Trump were to be able to substantially reduce America's trade deficit with much of the rest of the world, it would clearly have major benefits for the U.S. economy, but it may also force other economies to be more competitive and focus on enhancing domestic consumption (at least, for the larger economies).