Sentence examples for favour of consumption from inspiring English sources
Thus, argued Fisher, an income tax is biased against saving and in favour of consumption.
At the other extreme, American households consume 70% of GDP.It is widely agreed that China needs to rebalance its economy in favour of consumption and away from exports.
Local governments are unlikely to acquiesce to reforms that undermine their power, while the rebalancing of the economy in favour of consumption brings the central government into conflict with vested interests – the political and economic elite – who have benefited from the investment-based growth model.
In such cases, having lower energy reserves or poorer foraging prospects shifts the balance of costs and benefits in favour of consumption (Stephens & Krebs, 1986).
Actions to create an environment in favour of water consumption and reduce sugar intake from fluids therefore are warranted.
That in turn raises the issue of why a publicly-funded broadcaster should deliberately reduce the news audience in peak-time (as seems inevitable) in favour of increasing consumption of soft factual material or entertainment.
He also condemned Princess Anne, who spoke in favour of horsemeat consumption last week, lamenting the "crassness and international duncery of the British so-called 'royal family'".
Whereas conservation is directed at improving future conditions, market interests usually discount future benefits and costs in favour of present consumption.
As expected, not everyone was in favour of reduced consumption.
Liberalization has not significantly improved the national dietary habits which have remained too skewed in favour of the consumption of grain-based foods, and particularly rice.
The stock, however, is still extremely large; but two very favourable points are in favour of prices being maintained: the consumption is very active, and the prices, even with the advance, are still very low.SHEEP'S WOOL. This market has also shown great firmness and at the large sales of 22,086 bales of Colonial, which terminated last Friday, an advance of ½ to 1d. per lb.
