Sentence examples for push consumption from inspiring English sources

East Coast brewers in particular felt the competition of brands like Heineken, Corona and Bass, which helped push consumption of imports to 9.2percentt of the American market last year.

Removing subsidies and smart demand management will push consumption even further down.

In situations where household expenditure was low before the crisis of illness, the impact may well push consumption of basic items to dangerously low levels that can result in both short and long-term health and education impacts for children (Foster & Williamson, 2000; Mutangahura, 2000; Richter et al., 2004; Topouzis, 1994;).

Global trade will freeze, and the global economic depression that ensues will push energy consumption down 30%.

Newly flush Eastern Europeans are buying new cars and electrical goods for their homes, pushing energy consumption to new levels just as energy prices reach record highs.

Outsourcing and cloud computing are more efficient in some respects, namely server utilization, but they also are a way of pushing energy consumption outside a company's data center.

On average, a 10% rise in house prices resulted in a rise in consumption of roughly 0.6%, whereas a 10% increase in stockmarket wealth pushed consumption up by only 0.3%.

(Indeed, with montages of advertisements for glistening Rolex watches and shiny Bentley convertibles, the film critiques the ravenous American consumer culture that has pushed consumption to a level that represents nearly seventy per cent of G.D.P., in addition to the U.S. government, which has incurred more debt relative to the size of the economy than it has since the Second World War).

"It is happening in all of Asia, but China is the fastest because its income is growing the fastest and the government is really pushing consumption," he said.

Therefore, pushing the energy consumption towards the thermodynamic limit of separation would lead to significant long-term savings in energy cost.

At the same time, the availability of a cheap and relatively green fuel may push up global energy consumption.