It's just an effect—a symptom of a deeper, more consuming love affair.
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With Leftfield, you didn't need ecstasy—the loudness created a more consuming high.
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We eat out more, consuming more foods that are high in fat, sugar and salt, and our portion sizes are bigger.
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No project has been more focused or more consuming for Americans in the past 40 years, so this victory will be sweet for them indeed.
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The new gods' hold on the American mindshare has also become exponentially more consuming since the book was written, years before Facebook, TMZ or iPhones.
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Adults aren't any better: Most adults spend 10 hours a day or more consuming electronic media, according to a Nielsen's Total Audience Report from last year.
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Extreme poverty is rapidly declining, thus, there's an upcoming consumer market (it translates to a more consuming class who can make significant discretionary purchases, such as leisure activities).
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Out in the open air, he licks his brush between strokes, ending up with a mouth of grassy green, and, down in Arles, this visual greed becomes all the more consuming.
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For a lot of these people, being on Facebook led them to just be reading more, consuming more, talking more about politics, and that doesn't have to be specific to anything about Facebook's algorithm or to what's fulfilling people.
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The Netherlands, Portugal, Canada, Spain and Finland have introduced differentiations into their car registration taxes to encourage car buyers to opt for the cleanest car models. In the Netherlands, the new registration taxes, payable when a car is sold to its first buyer, can earn the owner of a hybrid a discount up to €6000. Spain reduced taxes for cars that produced less CO2 (some of which will be exempted), while the more consuming, like SPV and 4WD saw their taxes increased. Austria has had a registration tax based on fuel consumption for several years.
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