Sentence examples for wide consumption from inspiring English sources

In fact, a focus on individual behaviour provides cover for the tobacco, food, beverage, and alcohol industries as they expand into developing countries: they are uninterested in having their production and marketing of products curtailed through regulation or restrictions, nor the profits that wide consumption ensures.

Even though it's necessary to avoid these types of foods to maintain health in the long run, the wide consumption of such foods in college makes it tempting to simply take insulin and hope for the best.

At the end of 2002 the fiber optics industry accounted for 60% of the annual germanium use in the United States, but this use accounts for less than 10% of world wide consumption.

Community wide consumption of antibiotics, however, has been strongly associated with infection or colonization with resistant organisms [ 27].

However, the effectiveness of anti-tussive in western medicine remains doubtful despite its large market and wide consumption.

1 3 This dietary pattern is characterised by the wide consumption of plant foods, cereals, legumes, fish and olive oil as the main source of fat and moderate red wine consumption.

Seven recipes later, he believes it is ready to for wider consumption.

The songs, all self-penned, with Molly accompanying herself on a piano, were never meant for wider consumption.

In an email that I'm secretly still proud of, but truly never intended for wider consumption, I recounted the facts of the evening, exactly as they happened, to a small army of close friends.

But listen: what you need to understand is that there really is no material, blindingly obvious difference between when Kim's taking selfies for wider consumption in her $3m bathroom and when your 13-year-old daughter's doing it in yours.

After the niche charms of 2004's Yes (iambic pentameter mixed-race romance with Greek chorus) and fashionista mystery Rage (which enjoyed the UK's first mobile phone premiere in 2009), you'd be forgiven for suspecting she was no longer interested in courting wider consumption.