Sentence examples for which are eating from inspiring English sources

A guy named Noel from a lawn company tells her to forget about the crows and worry about the squirrels, which are eating her tulip bulbs.

But their businesses are in decline.Their main problem at the moment is the rise of mobile phones, which are eating away at the incumbents' core business of fixed-line voice telephony.

It has had to offer incentives to maintain sales, which are eating into profitability.

It has had to offer sales incentives to maintain sales, which are eating into profitability.

The canals, which are "eating" themselves into the peatland, create depressions in the peatland surface leading to interception of overland- and interflow and increased risk of overtopping of dams during extreme rainfall events.

Online video is becoming an increasingly hot commodity, with networks and technology finally up to scratch to deliver decent experiences on desktop and mobile devices to mass markets, which are eating up the content and moving away from traditional TV other legacy video services.

They are manufactured by marine algae which are eaten by small fish and passed up the food chain.

All three seal products have been exported in the past, as have seal penises, which are eaten as an aphrodisiac in Asia.

The case would have had major implications for moor owners, who burn heather to encourage new shoots, which are eaten by grouse increasing their numbers.

Worse still, it is absorbed by marine plants, which are eaten by fish and — like mercury — tends to become concentrated as it moves up the food chain.

Acai and other members of the genus Euterpe are important commercial sources of palm hearts, also known as hearts of palm, which are eaten as a vegetable.