Sentence examples for generally consumed by from inspiring English sources

It occurs in a variety of unrelated plants – coffee, tea, cacao (source of chocolate), kola, yerba mate, and guarana, to name a few – and is generally consumed by way of making a hot water extract of plant material (as for coffee and tea) or by eating the seeds in some form (as for cacao and kola).

"They also should take all of the soda, lemonade and other sugary drinks off the kids' menu altogether". Wootan pointed out that restaurant kids' meals are generally consumed by our youngest children, 6 years old and under.

It made me feel many types of ways, at least while I was the theater sipping a Coca-Cola Icee, fidgeting with the ill-fitting 3D glasses, generally consumed by the spectacle.

These are unlikely but true, twistily manipulative stories that follow adventurers, con artists, pseudoscientists and fabulists, generally consumed by some kind of obsession The monomania of a Grann character is often contagious.

The global middle class has recently attracted a fair amount of attention, not least due to a casual observation of the rising standards of living in many formerly poor Asian countries (again China, Indonesia, Vietnam and India come to mind), and the rising demand from these countries for products and services that are generally consumed by the rich and the upper middle class.

The leaves are generally consumed by locals either raw or taken as a concoction brewed from fresh leaves.

Generally bidis are the cheapest substitutes of cigarettes and mostly consumed by the poor people.

In Malaysia, herbs and spices are generally consumed raw and fresh as vegetables (salad), especially by the Malay community.

In Malaysia, herbs and spices are generally consumed raw and fresh similar to vegetables (salad), especially by the Malay community.

By excluding the fat items regarding hot meals that are generally consumed at home, an attempt was made to limit the contribution of products consumed at home to the total fat score.

Lungs, though generally not consumed by the average Ontarion, are also an important animal and public health concern, as lesions such as tuberculosis granulomas may be found in inedible organs/tissues such as the lungs.