Sentence examples for increasingly consume from inspiring English sources

In a poem, unpublished and reprinted below with Mr. Snyder's permission, he breathes life into his computer, something that many of us tend to do with the machines that increasingly consume our lives.

As the LA Times explains, Murdoch hopes that his new e-daily will 'reach readers who increasingly consume their news on the go… offering short, snappy stories that could be digested quickly.' Says the man himself: "We'll have young people reading newspapers… It's a real game changer in the presentation of news".

And Apple's business plan--the would-be savior of the publishing industry--presupposes that users will increasingly consume content not through the internet but via the App Store, allowing the company not merely to take a healthy cut of the revenue but to decide what everyone can purchase.

The present study's finding concurs with a study by Luginaah and Dakubo [ 38] which suggest that inhabitants of the region increasingly consume alcoholic beverages.

Skinner became increasingly consumed by the incongruity between his words and his actions.

Art is increasingly consumed in isolation – through earplugs, on the computer, on demand.

In the past four decades, the growth of extremism has increasingly consumed the West.

As the country became increasingly consumed by violence, the US government quietly abandoned its plan.

With the administration increasingly consumed by Iraq, there is a risk that Afghanistan's needs will be shortchanged.

Robert Kardashian David Schwimmerr), who has been increasingly consumed by doubts about his friend's innocence, throws up when he hears the verdict.

Chad and Sudan have traded accusations and bombs in the past four years as the conflagration in Darfur has increasingly consumed Chad as well.