Sentence examples for ravenous consumer from inspiring English sources

Solar-LED lights were first introduced by non-profit organisations demonstrating their viability, and the ravenous consumer demand for it.

What little twist will pique the curiosity of a ravenous consumer body?" "I think you're sunk, obviously, if you're hypnotized by that," Mr. Baitz said.

He's a ravenous consumer of other hip-hop micro movements, as seen in his recent embrace of the Berkeley, Calif., rapper Lil B and his music, which Lil B calls "based".

A short but hypnotic film shot at a California oil field depicts a huge installation of mechanical drills rhythmically but rapaciously working the ground like a field of locusts, their very motions suggesting the ravenous consumer appetites they can never really slake.

It was as if Trump, a famously ravenous consumer of cable news, had tuned into another day's lineup of broadcasts.

Even the most optimistic forecasts agree that China and the United States, for the foreseeable future, will remain ravenous consumers.

The brain and nervous system react first because they're such ravenous consumers of oxygen, but soon other organ systems start to falter.

With a human population of 7.2 billion and a dog and cat population now in the hundreds of millions (it's estimated at 179m in the US alone), the Earth cannot sustain these populations – especially as a growing percentage of pets live their lives as ravenous consumers.

Dive shops in Florida and the Caribbean are asking clients to record where they find these ravenous consumers of native fish, and are encouraging divers to go spear fishing for them.

(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).

But there is a flipside to China's ability to mass-produce complex goods at a low cost for ravenous western consumers – and it is visible on any carriage on the Shenzhen metro.