Sentence examples for unbridled consumption from inspiring English sources

In an era of unbridled consumption, where big tech companies appear mightier than ever, it's easy to feel disenfranchised.

Time is, after all, a form of wealth — but this country of workaholics accustomed to unbridled consumption has generally chosen money over time.

'Two eminent scientists say the human race is likely to become extinct at its own hand within the next 100 years as it exhausts resources through a population explosion and unbridled consumption.

But this idyllic spot may soon be a thing of the past, with the threat of Bali – population 3.5 million – changing beyond recognition, a prey to the accumulated effects of mass tourism, unbridled consumption of resources and environmental collapse.

Such values, he said, had been forgotten by "an opulent society, anaesthetised by unbridled consumption" and were "not quoted in the stock exchange, are not subject to speculation and have no market price".

The dominant narrative is that the steadily increasing U.S. "trade deficit" is a function of two things: (1) the availability of cheaper labor overseas and (2) the unbridled consumption habits of Americans.

Unbridled food consumption has been associated with manliness in studies investigating how food consumption can convey gender-role messages within Western societies [ 28, 29]; similarly British men participating in a slimming programme perceived dietary self-control and following slimming diets to be women's domain [ 30].

The humble incandescent bulb, now a symbol of unbridled energy consumption, has long illuminated the artistic imagination.

What should also be said right here is that although you can hear the engine at such times of unbridled fuel consumption, otherwise this is the quietest car we've ever been in.

Providing $200 billion of taxpayer support to prop up consumer credit, so that Americans can return to a false economy predicated upon unbridled, conspicuous consumption, is socialism not capitalism.

Are we really still more concerned with sexual orientation or skin color instead of restraining our unbridled appetite for consumption and "development," that latter just a razzle-dazzle word for destruction?