Sentence examples for new consuming from inspiring English sources

Forecasts for the new consuming nations, particularly China where fiscal stimulus was quick and hard-hitting, as well as India, have elevated back to high single digits.

A new consuming philosophy: Reuse, remake, refrain.

especially when each new consuming US citizen will add far more climate change than the poor of other nations who will suffer much more from its impacts.

With so many new projects consuming him, some educators say, Mr. Klein is just going through the motions with this year's summer program.

Last year winner Joey Chestnut set a new record, consuming 68 hot dogs and buns in 10 minutes.

But also to combat the temporality of the rushing stream, Twitter is getting more algorithmic, though it's still mostly a chronological queue where few read everything from everyone they follow Retweet yourself 12 hours later and you might find a whole new crowd consuming your content.

Thus it keeps pushing into new territory, consuming what Eisenstein refers to as "the commons," i.e., the context in which we live: environmental, social, cultural, spiritual.

These changes include new ways of consuming old and new forms of culture, new relationships with history, and new ways of perceiving both the near future and the distant future.

And a great many new-media consuming devices featuring Google software called Honeycomb are about to come into the market, making that information all the more attractive and mobile.

Newman describes the new way of consuming the news as "snacking": "Rather than sitting down at a prearranged time, what the internet has done is enabled you to be in control of [when you look at the news].

The entertainment industry doesn't like the answer that is rapidly becoming clear: A global economic crisis almost certainly means a sharp acceleration in the move to new ways of consuming content, setting the stage for a new clash between consumers and studios.