Sentence examples for wholesale consumption from inspiring English sources

That lavish repast -- for inspection, not wholesale consumption -- was set out in a utilitarian dining room beside the bustling kitchens of the Flying Food Group, which prepares meals for Singapore Airlines at a plant in the congested industrial service district bordering the marshes beside Kennedy International Airport in New York.

Just as in spite of our wholesale consumption of their cultural product - including their neo-liberal economic policies - we British retain a pesky sense of our own national branding.

I tried to be socially conscious about what I was doing; throwing what I saw to the wind wholesale for public consumption was never an option – any more than going in for the sake of deleting it would have been.

In this study, the retailer faces three kinds of uncertainties including: wholesale electricity price, clients' consumption and intermittent power output of wind resources.

Tiny Times couldn't be further from Mao's ascetic communism: it is a wholesale celebration of conspicuous consumption and materialism that has been described as a cross between Sex and the City and The Devil Wears Prada.

From the perspective of maximising the incentive to save, the best policy would be a wholesale shift to a consumption-based tax system.But no OECD country has done this, although many raise some revenue from consumption taxes.

One of the UK's big six energy suppliers reported a slide in UK profits today as milder weather hit consumption and rising wholesale prices squeezed earnings.

For many conservationists, the near-extinction of numerous whale populations in the seventies, and their continued threatened status today, is emblematic of a much more severe problem: the wholesale harvesting, whether for human consumption or for industry, of too many living things from the sea.

Uncertainties associated with wholesale electricity market price, clients' consumption and power output of wind resources are considered through auto regressive integrated moving average (ARIMA) approach.

In the present study, the data refer to the so-called 'direct consumption', which is relatively detailed and represents foods available for consumption at the retail and wholesale levels for an average person during a year.

Moving to a consumption tax might seem to require wholesale reform of our current system.