Sentence examples for largest consuming from inspiring English sources

The demand for crude oil from the United States, the world's largest consuming nation, has slowed this year along with the economy.

It is unconscionable for the leaders of the largest consuming nations – the US, UK and Spain – to remain silent any longer.

"Being the largest consuming nation, the United States has the biggest role to play, which the American public hasn't fully realized yet".

In Latin America and the Caribbean, the second largest consuming region in the world, consumption is expected to reach 27.1 million tonnes, mainly supported by consumption in Brazil, which is estimated at 11.1 million tonnes in 2005/06.

There are also a number of pipelines linking the principal producing fields in the Western Canada Sedimentary Basin with US markets in California, the Midwest and the Northeast (the Northeast being the largest consuming region).

Large consuming nations, particularly China, will feel pressed to enter international markets to bid up prices to unusual levels," von Braun warned ahead of a speech today to the Consultative Group on International Agricultural Research's AGM in Beijing.

"Iraq holds the key to stability in the region", Ellery continued, due to its "relatively large, consuming population," its being home to "the second largest reserve of oil – under exploited", and finally its geostrategic location "on the routes between Asia, Europe, Arabia and North Africa - hence the Silk Road".

Since we are comparing optimal versions of diets reasonably under consideration for "best diet" laurels, we may anticipate that our study participants are apt to be healthier, and longer-lived in general than the population at large, consuming the lamentable "typical" American diet.

One is demand from India, one of the largest single consuming nations for silver, mostly as jewelry and bars.

Textile and dye industries are considered as the second largest water consuming industries after the agricultural sector.

Transportation is the fastest growing sector, and the second largest energy consuming sector in the US (28%) after electric power (40%) (US-EIA 2015).