Sentence examples for industry consumption from inspiring English sources

Unlike India, the growth in power generating industry consumption is notably high and is expected to increase through 2035.

The approach taken to address future emissions is, starting from the baseline described above, to assess relevant scenarios (e.g. concerning economy, demography, industry, consumption, energy, agriculture, hydrology) and analyse how these scenarios may affect use and emissions of chemicals.

In 2011, nearly one quarter of the total industry consumption has been consumed by metallurgic sector (23.9 %), followed by non-metallurgic mineral (19.2 %), chemical and petrochemical (13.3 %) and mechanics (12.2 %).

Using this method, roughly 1500 petajoules per year (PJ/yr) of plant fuel savings and 650 gigawatt-hour per year (GWh/yr) of electricity savings (representing 54% and 2% of U.S. refining industry consumption, respectively) are potentially cost-effective.

But China has done little to restrict its own industries' consumption of rare earths, usually a prerequisite for invoking an environmental defense.

In the case of the textile and clothing industry, the consumption reaches 6% of the industrial consumption.

This is a slow-growth industry, with consumption rising around 1percentt or less a year.

Seafood hardly holds its own next to red meat and poultry as a source of animal protein, and the industry says consumption peaked in 1987 at 16.2 pounds, falling just below 14.8 pounds in 2001.

"You can't talk about it," said Dr. Marion Nestle, the chairwoman of the New York University nutrition and food studies department, one of a handful of speakers who raised questions about the relationship of the food industry to consumption patterns.

The so-called leisure class has never been more harried.Racing to the topWriting in 1962, Sebastian de Grazia, a political scientist, cast a withering eye across the great American landscape, dismayed by all the relentless industry and consumption.

SATURDAY -- To open its winter series of family programs, the Parrish Art Museum on Job's Lane in Southampton calls upon Jody Kruskal and the Public Works Orchestra, an ensemble that manages to coax music from styrofoam boxes, bottles and reinvented traditional instruments fashioned from the "flotsam and jetsam of industry and consumption".