Sentence examples for forms of consumerism from inspiring English sources

Either way, it's bucking the now fairly pervasive sustainability trend seeping into many other forms of consumerism.

That basic needs may not in fact be the primary motivator (or that they have been reconfigured by globalized images to include certain forms of consumerism) has implications for both prevention and intervention strategies.

Guinness's form of creative expression could be seen, of course, as merely a rarefied form of consumerism.

The system is still undeniably based on selling more stuff very fast – increasingly to emerging markets – and that involves exporting an unsustainable, fast-paced form of consumerism.

She has remarked that they were all guilty of being 'incredibly serious and po-faced', herself included, at the time, but all brought a certain flair to this new, counterintuitive form of consumerism.

The moment in history we are all attempting to identify is when sport became so commercialised that it could be redefined as a form of consumerism, an offshoot of showbiz.

The consultants tell the politicians how to give the public what it wants, not what it may need — governance has become a form of consumerism, not citizenship: you buy the party that seems to offer a better deal or better services.

This article discusses a form of urban tourism branding based on the archetypical form of consumerism: leisure shopping.

The beauty comes from the love, but the ugliness comes in the form of consumerism being a core element of it.

The form of consumerism manifested within the NCC and the CHCs could be seen as being largely synonymous with citizen participation, as part of an attempt to involve citizens more closely in decision making begun by Harold Wilson's first government.

I wonder if online shopping has produced its own form of rabid consumerism, that endless search for a better price elsewhere.