Sentence examples for forced consumption of from inspiring English sources

Here we present two songs and a collage that we hope will help activate that search for liberation from the confines of nearly forced consumption of degrading and dehumanizing music and images that encourages our youth to ignore the issues that face the new born slaves in this land of the free.

Critics point out, however, that hazing can endanger physical and mental health through the forced consumption of alcohol, sleep deprivation, sexual assaults, beatings and humiliation.

The presented scenario suggests that the loss of nitrogen assimilation forcing consumption of NEAA shortly succeeds the Great Genomic Deletion of EAA biosynthetic enzymes in metazoans.

Considering the forces behind consumption of goods in the 1910s, middle-class white American women (the target consumer groups of ladies' magazines) (Waller-Zuckerman 1989), would be exposed to and desire the pretty housedresses advertised in magazines and catalogs.

The current study was designed to investigate short- and long-term effects of repeated forced ethanol consumption during adolescence on emerging reproductive behaviors.

Villa's death followed a number of high-profile hazing fatalities in the United States due to physical abuse and forced alcohol consumption, which placed fraternities under heightened scrutiny.

Poor and middle-income people would be forced to reduce their consumption of health services or forgo other expenditures.

Rising world population is the driving force of increasing consumption of wood and consequent reduction of forest area (part C of the figure).

By the 1830s pietistic (evangelical) Protestants and community leaders had joined forces to curb consumption of alcohol.

Depletion of PDK4 or forced activation of PDH augments oxygen consumption and ROS production in suspended cells, leading to increased anoikis.

These trends force ever increasing levels of consumption of materials global material extraction has grown by more than 90%% over the past 30 years and is reaching almost 70 billion tonnes annually today [2].