| The other fundamental cause of the obesity epidemic is the over-consumption of high-fat, energy dense diets. |
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| Low prices allow such countries to over-consume and to transfer the long-term costs of this over-consumption to the exporting countries. |
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| However, the Manitoba Liquor Control Commission says serving discounted alcohol leads to over-consumption, particularly among young people. |
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| Tullow Gardai reported a number of public order offences in the town over the festive season all relating to over-consumption of alcohol. |
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| His subsequent book, Collapse, explores how numerous societies have been destroyed by their over-consumption of resources. |
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| Bow Street magistrates court opened for business in about 1740, often for trials connected to the over-consumption of gin in Covent Garden. |
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| Bubble excesses, including over-consumption and maladjusted investment, have engendered an increasingly untenable trade position. |
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| The hard times we are experiencing today, due to the misalignment of over-consumption financed by debt, are severe. |
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| By shifting taxation from employment to environmental destruction, governments could tax over-consumption out of existence. |
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| It attracted controversy for using the sound of breaking wind in an advert which parodied over-consumption. |
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| With the Christmas festivities only weeks away he gave a reminder of the dangers of over-consumption of alcohol. |
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| And while over-consumption is hardly new in the land of the free, marketers are increasingly targeting children. |
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| Other apparel companies striving to confront over-consumption include Patagonia. |
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| Overpopulation is not the problem, he argues, but over-consumption: more specifically, over-consumption in the west. |
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| But from feasting to flying, hedonism has historically tended to be closely coupled to over-consumption. |
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| One of Bowers's Russian hosts also suggested a remedy for over-consumption of vodka. |
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| They want over-consumption of their own products and the exclusion of alternatives. |
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| She called for strong efforts by developed countries to reduce their over-pollution and over-consumption. |
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| In reality, water shortages are increasing in Canada because of dry summers, population growth and over-consumption. |
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| Is there not a risk of over-consumption or a risk that a prescription may be issued without there being any discussion? |
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| As long as our global economy is based on over-consumption, we will find ourselves with exactly the same problem. |
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| Authentic development also requires affluent nations to seek ways to reduce and restructure their over-consumption of natural resources. |
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| Frédéric Back has long raged against over-consumption and the pollution that ensues. |
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| At the heart of the matter, the financial crisis, the climate crisis and poverty in the world can be explained by our over-consumption and the enormous greed of the industrialised countries. |
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| But also the high cost to the planet of our wild ride of over-consumption. |
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| These subsidized low prices result in the irrational, over-consumption of energy which is reflected in the high energyintensity indicator compared to other countries and a sub-optimal energy mix. |
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| Chronic caloric over-consumption and sedentariness are the usual suspects driving the obesity epidemic. |
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| Although alcohol is widely accepted in most societies around the world, over-consumption for both brief and extended periods of time is recognized as harmful to one's health. |
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| Therefore, in the current context of environmental degradation, over-consumption and junk food culture, taking care of ourselves and our environment enables us to take a step down the path to healthy cities and communities. |
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| As well as excluding anything that appears to condone over-consumption in our marketing, we also prohibit anything that undermines the promotion of healthy, balanced diets and lifestyles, or misrepresents snacks as meals. |
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| The last decade was about over-consumption and superficialities. |
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| The potential of sugar alcohols to be allergenic and cause gastrointestinal distress are discussed, as is the danger of over-consumption of high-carbohydrate sports drinks. |
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