Sentence examples for harm consumption from inspiring English sources

Cheaper prices tomorrow harm consumption.

The finance ministry said it was concerned about further risks to the economy from "domestic issues" that could harm consumption and investment, adding to the uncertainty arising from the state of the global economy.

RIYADH, Saudi Arabia, Nov. 13 — The price of crude oil dropped sharply on Tuesday after a prominent energy group lowered its estimate for worldwide oil demand, saying high prices were harming consumption.

"There is a reasonable certainty of no harm from consumption of food from this animal".

This is the upper cut-off point for low-risk (for chronic harm) alcohol consumption for men [ 46].

By comparison, the Australian National Health & Medical Research Council (NHMRC) defines acute risk of harm as consumption of >7 drinks for males, or >5 drinks for females on any one occasion [ 16].

Despite the recognised extent of these harms, the specific alcohol consumption and harm characteristics of Indigenous young people living in a diverse range of communities have not been adequately described [ 7].

There is a correlation between alcohol-related harm and alcohol consumption, and the risk of developing health problems improves when alcohol consumption drops below a certain threshold (Fujita et al., 2013; Rehm and Roerecke 2013).

And even the harm of drug consumption pales in comparison to the effects of kidnappings, beheadings and human trafficking, especially when the consumption involves marijuana, sales of which make up two thirds of the profits of the Mexican cartels.

Analyses of studies funded by Coca-Cola or its trade association demonstrate that they have an 83% probability of producing results suggesting no harm from soda consumption.

The paper, which does not represent WHO policy, said there was growing evidence of harm due to consumption of energy drinks with alcohol.