Sentence examples for voracious needs from inspiring English sources
New Zealand hoki carries the coveted logo of sustainability - but has to be flown unsustainably halfway round the world to satisfy the voracious needs of British canneries and supermarket shelves.
A combine in a cornfield becomes a creepy, subtle metaphor for voracious needs: "Kirsten hovered above the field and could hear the rumble of an engine and the crushed stalks snapping, a crackling noise that spread and came from everywhere at once, like fire".
The new setup is intended to allow the voracious needs of large-scale research facilities do not squeeze out grants for university-based researchers.
It's all you can do to keep up with the demands of the voracious needs of your company and a second-level issue, like diversity, probably does not feel urgent.
He fed his voracious need for publicity by feasting on his son's renown.
It did not take long for my daily late nights at the office to segue into a voracious need for letting loose off the clock.
For ESPN, college football feeds a voracious need for the kind of programming that makes the network indispensable to sports fans.
China is Iran's biggest customer for oil, which helps feed China's voracious need for energy, and China could easily undermine the oil-sanctions effort.
Without China's voracious need for iron ore, such huge price increases would have been impossible.
Many traders expected the decline to resume given America's voracious need for foreigners to fund its twin deficits.
At Facebook, he was key to raising money from Microsoft at the famous $15 billion valuation, but as the economy soured he was not able to find as many takers at that same price, despite Facebook's voracious need for capital to keep up with its growth.
