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151. Dependent on state patronage, Soviet official art was a public, epic, partisan art intended for mass consumption.

152. They're young and poor and the patriarchal culture they inherit and the conspicuous consumption of their contemporaries sanctions their irresponsibility.

153. The average percapita consumption for all developing countries was about an eighth of the world average.

154. Cigarette consumption Average weekly cigarette consumption in 1988 was 120 for male smokers and 99 for female smokers.

155. He states that few sheep are reared ... and those only for domestic consumption.

156. As for energy saving, the study points out that the oil shocks of 1973 and 1979 cut consumption by only 12 percent.

157. For women, there was no clear relation between alcohol consumption and sickness absence.

158. Unlike Chan etal, we found no significant relation between alcohol consumption and arterial P co 2.

159. Employers could also help themselves and many of their staff by banning lunchtime drinking and all consumption of alcohol during working hours.

160. Eggs Per capita egg consumption has continued to decline in the past decade.

161. In 1980, the per capita consumption in the United States was 18 pounds of cheese of which one-third was cottage cheese.

162. The intended result of such treatment is to reduce or eliminate alcohol consumption by producing a negative response to alcohol.

163. This is the reason you will notice jar lids advertising airtight seals and warning against consumption when the seal is broken.

164. Contesting articulations of musical practices could as a rule now arise only at the level of consumption.

165. Changes in aerodynamics, lighter alloys in engines and leaner fuel consumption will be the main features.

166. Not having children or having them late in life doubles the risk, as does heavy alcohol consumption.

167. In this chapter, we have outlined the main theories which seek to explain the aggregate levels of consumption and investment.

168. In other words, they cut first and most their personal consumption rather than collective consumption.

169. From the perspective of economic analysis, children are high-priced consumption goods that are rapidly becoming more expensive.

170. Material also available on animal welfare, patterns of food consumption and grassland utilisation.

171. Oil imports in 1995 account for much more than half of domestic consumption, up from 27 percent in 1985.

171. Sentencedict.com is a online sentence dictionary, on which you can find nice sentences for a large number of words.

172. Clearly food production and consumption have changed vastly since industrialization but the devaluation of women's contribution remains a constant.

173. Current direct-injection diesels are comparatively high on particulate output, though specific fuel consumption is good.

174. Drought has caused further problems in the agricultural sector, both for domestic consumption and exports.

175. Scenes linking tobacco or spirits consumption with improved athletic performance or business success will in future be illegal.

176. Some vegetarians argue that such tomatoes are no longer suitable for their consumption.

177. For there is by now a mountain of medical evidence that moderate consumption of alcohol dramatically lowers the risk of heart disease.

178. When the media found out, his private exercise of his personal beliefs became a subject for public consumption.

179. Since 1975 the consumption of beef has decreased from 89 pounds per capita to 76. 5 pounds per capita.

180. Castells's interest in the politics of consumption and the political alliances surrounding consumption have, for example, been developed by Dunleavy.