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Our emphasis is on the short term and the consumable.

In my experience music is much more consumable than books, and this might affect the business perspective.

She couldn't bear it if he spent money on anything consumable.

Their nature is to be consumable at all costs.

The device features very low cost and does not use consumable supplies.

They deliberately put most of the consumable storage around back and to the sides.

As it is we're going to have to haul up everything, every ounce of consumable.

The test results revealed that the fish were healthy and consumable, despite their environment.

The disks are consumable items as they wear throughout the cut.

Experience can still be gained and is used to learn more skills or buy consumable items throughout the game.

Not quite comfort food, but still consumable, and therefore oddly comforting.

But the crucial consumable at this stage was lamp fuel.

The sole use of money is to circulate consumable goods.

The rest must all be sent abroad and exchanged for consumable goods of some kind or other.

A quarter of farmland is used to grow consumable crops.

This includes all private sector spending aimed at the production of some future consumable.

The expense of both the system itself and the consumable NO can be significant.

When referring to consumable products, the word all is used to mean all gone.

Everybody in the country had all the consumable goods they wanted, so the concepts of wealth and status began to change.

The series usually has a large number of consumable items that can be used to affect characters status during battle.

Consumable items, also called commodities were assigned to one military service to manage for all the services.

The entire vegetable is consumable, including the occasional yellow flower.

The accessories such as snacks are consumable and can be carried individually.

Individual consumers need accessibility and convenience from their local sources of consumable products.

It occurs when the consumable good is labour itself.