Sentence examples for new consumption from inspiring English sources

Obesity prevention and food allergies are both driving new consumption patterns as well as growing attention from health authorities.

"It's likely to be a new consumption experience for most people," he says, "so you have to hold their hands".

Aron Cramer of Business for Social Responsibility puts it bluntly: "The need to develop new consumption patterns is the mother of all innovation challenges".

Recognizing that it is content that drives the mass market adoption of new consumption technologies, Guardian Unlimited NewsPoint adeptly combines the authority of branded media with the opportunities of RSS-delivered content.

Yet economists, including veterans of past Republican administrations, are vocal in insisting that the debt problem is too great to be solved without increasing revenues somehow and perhaps moving to a new consumption tax system like Europe's.

In 1989, one of the few economic worries on the minds of Japanese readers was taxes: four of the top ten business books aimed to help them cope with a new consumption tax.

Consumers are keen as mustard to find new and healthy "superfoods" such as insects — Eat Grub and Cricke — and new consumption-forms, from meal replacement options like Huel to vegan meal boxes such as allplants.

BEIJING, Oct 10 (Reuters) - To reinvent itself in China's new consumption-driven economy, one region will need to crush a few grapes.

News consumption is the second-most popular activity on both the tablet and smartphone, bested only by email.

News consumption passes the "toothbrush test" so it's no wonder why each have a centerpiece news product: Apple News, Facebook Instant Articles, Snapchat Discover, Google's AMP, Twitter's Moments and LinkedIn's Pulse.

The second-stage results, which are significant at the 5% level, confirm that Fox News consumption negatively impacts the probability that the respondent favors the more lenient (towards illegal migrants) Senate plan.