Sentence examples for through overconsumption from inspiring English sources
Gotye worries about humanity destroying the planet through overconsumption in "Eyes Wide Open" and sees an entertainer's life as a fraud in "Smoke and Mirrors".
His goals, he says, are: 1. "To make you rich so you can retire early"; 2. "To make you happy so you can properly enjoy your early retirement"; and 3. "To save the whole Human Race from destroying itself through overconsumption of its habitat".
This may be due to the fact that prolonged arsenic exposure may cause depletion of the SAM pool through overconsumption of methyl groups by DNMT, resulting in an inability to maintain methylated cytosine in DNA.
During her free time, she consoles herself through the overconsumption of luxury goods".
It was like traveling through a dystopia — one that, by the way, Americans have helped create through our own overconsumption of Chinese products.
Overconsumption of calories therefore is simply a logical response to obesogenic environments that promote caloric overconsumption through cost [ 65, 66] portion sizes [ 59, 67], accessibility [ 68- 70], the eating environment [ 71], information deficiencies [ 72], or even misleading or incorrect information [ 73].
They're a Limerick version of Wales's Goldie Lookin' Chain, a pair of whippet-thin lads offering a pop culture and Irish history mashup, seen through eyes blurred by overconsumption of crack and MDMA.
18 Overall, the findings for these health behaviours likely contribute to the similar trend in adiposity through their effects on overconsumption and decreased activity.
Recent studies have provided evidence of how overconsumption of sugar, often through sodas and energy drinks, has contributed to the rise of weight-related health problems among Americans.
Greater consumption of fast food may contribute to increased BMI through excessive energy intake via passive overconsumption because of the high energy density of fast food, large portion sizes, and greater palatability (24).
When examined by LICO, the lower income areas were worse off than the middle and higher income areas in terms soft drink consumption, skipped breakfast and physical activity, which may contribute to the similar pattern found for BMI and WHtR through their common effect on calorie overconsumption or decreased energy expenditure.
