Sentence examples for go on consuming from inspiring English sources

In a speech at Georgetown University, the president said that the United States cannot go on consuming one- quarter of the world's oil production while posessing only two percent of global reserves.

"We are in a transition and there is a recognition we cannot go on consuming at the same rate.

"We are in a transition and there is a recognition we cannot go on consuming at the same rate," said Freeman.

The common sense proposition is that we cannot go on consuming more resources than we produce or, sooner or later, energy will run out.

Instead of creating, they go on consuming.

Consumers want to go on consuming, and banks want to go on making profits.

It goes on: "Consuming too many foods and drinks high in sugar can lead to weight gain and related health problems, as well as tooth decay.

He told reporters that he had told Mr. Bush that there was "a very real risk in going on consuming more of our planet than the earth can really produce," a not-so-subtle swipe at Mr. Bush's energy policies.

"With unbalanced trade, we are consuming more than we produce and that cannot go on without us being poor and in debt to everyone else".

Go on, go on.

He could only imply its extent — his voice, with its elongated vowels and lengthened final consonants, told us that evil, unless it was stopped, would go on and on, consuming everything.