Sentence examples for immoderate consumption from inspiring English sources
Due to the immoderate consumption of some deadly ingredient-X serum, Dalle's sexual appetite now extends to picking up truck drivers, shagging them and munching their faces off like a cross between Sylvia Kristel and Hannibal Lecter.
The Risks Immoderate consumption of alcohol — more than three drinks a day — can be hazardous for people of all ages, but it is especially so for the elderly, who reach higher levels of blood alcohol faster and maintain them longer than younger people.
Written by Loach's long-time collaborator Paul Laverty, this is a wacky if erratic and self-conscious buddy movie about a depressed middle-aged postman and Manchester United fan called Eric Bishop who suffers a breakdown brought on by family troubles and an immoderate consumption of his stepson's weed supply.
Sweden has a complicated relationship with alcohol - immoderate consumption goes hand in hand with fearsomely high prices, official disapproval and a state monopoly on selling liquor.
It does, and not just because, slick, whizzy, central Manchester has replaced out-of-season Blackpool where the conference resembled a particularly pointless geography field trip – think immoderate alcohol consumption and a lack of anything that could come under the heading "organisation".
Generally, immoderate alcohol consumption is associated with variant angina and accepted as one of the risk factors for coronary artery spasm (CAS), but evidence is lacking in this regard.
These observations correlate with the clinical finding that only a minority of alcoholics ever develop chronic pancreatitis despite regular immoderate alcohol consumption.
Rapidly increasing globalization is accompanied by urbanization, population growth and ageing, and trends towards unhealthy lifestyles, including unhealthy diets, physical inactivity, obesity, and immoderate alcohol and tobacco use.
But beware immoderate nostalgia.
Success was immediate and immoderate.
