"over consuming" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to describe the excessive consumption of a resource. For example, "The over consuming of natural resources has put the environment at risk."
It is a fact universally acknowledged by health advisers the world over: consuming more fruit and vegetables is A Good Thing.
Christopher Cox, a vegan except for the oysters he eats, says even strict food ethicists should have no qualms over consuming the mollusks, since they lack a central nervous system.
Globally, Save Food's research shows that almost half of all harvested fruits, vegetables and roots and tubers are lost or wasted and left to rot in landfills, largely because of their perishable nature and public squeamishness over consuming food after its sell-by date.
To detect vehicles over consuming battery an FMS service relies on powermeter, odometer and temperature sensors that are available in the vehicles and uses a custom algorithm to detect potential energy faults.
You likely have specific holiday season patterns, such as rushing, over-committing, overspending or over consuming.
The overwhelming scientific evidence is that we are, by our choices, over consuming the planet and accelerating toward ecological catastrophe.
And Americans, as it happens, have been particularly good about over-consuming the stuff.
At millennium's end, about a third of all people aged 15 and over were consuming nearly six trillion cigarettes per annum.
Q: Why do we have a problem with humans over-consuming alcohol?
While some are overworking, over-earning and over-consuming, others can barely afford life's necessities.
