Sentence examples for ingesting for from inspiring English sources

And yet, the natural process of life ultimately takes much longer than the 3-second sound bites we've become accustomed to ingesting for things to often reveal themselves.

From military bases to corporate waste sites, and in Michigan, Pennsylvania, Colorado and beyond, new awareness of PFAS pollution and its long-term effects has left Americans horrified at the unusually durable "forever chemicals" they've been ingesting for years.

Coincident ingestion of alcohol increases the amount of dimethoate insecticide ingested for self-harm and thus the risk of death.

The average proportions of intracellular constituents (ICs) released during ingestive mastication were 265, 203 and 364 g/kg of ICs ingested for neutral detergent soluble (NDS), intracellular N and water-soluble carbohydrates (WSC), respectively.

If the cycling authorities feel that the substance was ingested for performance-enhancing purposes, Contador could lose his Tour title.

"The rush of battle is a potent and often lethal addiction," he writes, "for war is a drug, one I ingested for many years".

Further work may lead to fully biocompatible medical devices that can be injected, implanted or ingested, for example to monitor a patient's condition during surgery.

Its recent effort at legislation in this area, the psychoactive substances bill, created an unenforceable blanket ban on pretty much any chemical compound that might be ingested for kicks.

"It looks like a huge store window in which are placed all the containers," Ms. Halbreich said, from which the artist ingested for a year, "from sugar to his medication".

If Bragg's name were removed from the book, he would surely be the sole candidate for its authorship: only he, with the massive doses of "learning" he ingests for each episode of In Our Time (not to mention his other projects), could cover David Hume and the big bang on the same page, or quote an "early pope" in a description of a pie and pea supper.

Hedges, a Pulitzer Prize winner, says war is a drug he "ingested for many years".