Sentence examples for much greater consumption from inspiring English sources

"If folks are assuming there is much greater consumption than there really is, then we are misleading the public unnecessarily".

Some of these studies also suggested a much greater consumption of very large animals, such as wholly rhinoceros or wholly mammoth, than was previously thought (see Bocherens et al. 2005).

"If recent trends hold, there is little reason to expect that exploration success will dramatically improve in the future....The image is one of a world moving from a long period in which reserves additions were much greater than consumption to an era in which annual additions are falling increasingly short of annual consumption.

There is no increased rate of the illness in cannabis-endemic countries such as Jamaica, and there has been no increase in the UK over the past 30 years, despite much greater cannabis consumption in much greater strength of THC ("skunk").

Evidence suggests that rising house prices have a much greater impact on consumption than do rising share prices.

Through analyzing the field-testing data of projects and investigating of different residential consumers, it was found that compared to actual hot water consumption the solar domestic hot water systems were generally designed too large in capacity, which means the designed hot water demand is much greater than actual user consumption.

The data indicate that the use in the diet of fruits from a new line or variety introduces much greater changes than the consumption of GM fruits in comparison to its genetic background.

The use in the diet of fruits from a new line or variety introduces much greater changes than the consumption of GM fruits in comparison to its genetic background.

Mr. Hilborn reasons that if we can't eat fish, we will eat more beef, chicken and pork, causing much greater environmental degradation than fish consumption.

President Bush could even say that this tax is his long-promised alternative to Kyoto, because the amount of energy conservation it would produce would result in a much greater reduction in U.S. energy consumption, and greenhouse gas emissions, than anything Kyoto would have mandated.

Also, if all of Pt (assuming PtO2 form) in the pyrochlore was reduced during TPR, then the hydrogen consumed by Pt would be 1.3 mg H2/gcat which is much greater than the total hydrogen consumption of LPtZ (0.161 mg H2/gcat).