Sentence examples for of consumption in from inspiring English sources

He died of consumption in 1756.

Others says he was a grizzled old rummy who died of consumption in a rented room.

It calls for a significant reduction in the environmental footprint of consumption in developed countries – though not exclusively.

The last in his family line, Craig died of consumption in 1795 and was buried in an unmarked plot.

She inspired a wealth of imaginative accounts, and was only twenty-three when she died, of consumption, in 1847.

Almost every president of the 20th century acknowledged the major role of consumption in the American economy.

"Every pound taken out of their pockets is likely to be a pound taken out of consumption in the economy".

(I recommend Kornhauser's full interview for a window into a subculture of consumption in China. Thanks to readers Sam Baker and Chris Schofield for tips).

Three years later, when Lord Byron heard that you had died of consumption in Rome, he would wonder whether your life had been "snuffed out by an Article".

He accepts that the poorer nations should "acknowledge the scandalous level of consumption in some privileged sectors of their population and … combat corruption more effectively".

The Venetian ambassador reported that Edward had died of consumption in other words, tuberculosis a diagnosis accepted by many historians.