Sentence examples for inclined to consume from inspiring English sources

'Breakfast cereals' was the only food group that French consumers of all age groups were inclined to consume frequently in whole grain versions (from 34 to 61 % of breakfast cereals according to age).

The words of William Gilson Farlow, published in 1890, serve as a warning to those who might be inclined to consume Clathrus columnatus: "The odor of fully grown specimens of the order Phalloidea is so repulsive that the question as to their poisonous character when eaten by men has not often been the subject of experiment".

As stressed again, compared to social-oriented face, consumers with morality-oriented face are more inclined to consume ecological products.

Poor sleep makes us more tempted by junk food, and more inclined to consume greater amounts of food.

Women were more inclined to have children than men.

Plagued by body image issues and in desperate search of role models to emulate, black girls may be especially inclined to purchase and consume a can of Pepsi with Beyonce's beautiful image emblazoned on the side.

While they might bring bulletins about a matter no smaller than his hopes for moving into the White House, Gov. George W. Bush is not inclined to get that consumed.

In this case, the leased time explosively increases, while the consumed power would be inclined to a constant, e.g., 3 when θ p =1,θ s =1.

Japan seems inclined to reciprocate.

Madison seemed inclined to agree.

They are inclined to rudeness.