Sentences with phrase «addiction to cheap»

But can he compete with a global addiction to cheap clothing?

And wages, depressed by global competition and consumers» addiction to cheap togs, remain stubbornly low.

Not exact matches

He currently owns a maxed - out 2016 MacBook Pro 15, a MacBook Air 11, 10.5 - inch iPad Pro (LTE 256 GB), iPhone X (256 GB), Apple Thunderbolt Display and an Apple Watch (Series 3 WiFi)-- and suspects it might be cheaper to have a cocaine habit than his addiction to all things anodised aluminum.

A Christian addiction specialist has said Scotland's ban on cheap alcohol is a great idea that will have a helpful impact on those struggling to quit excessive... More

The alarmist prediction that cheap available drugs could lead to an addiction rate of 75 percent of regular users simply ignores the fact that 35 to 40 million Americans are already using some drugs and that only 3 percent become addicts.

A Christian addiction specialist has said Scotland's ban on cheap alcohol is a great idea that will have a helpful impact on those struggling to quit excessive drinking.

In the modern world — where cheap, high - calorie food is available all around — taste, smell, emotion, learning, memory, and food addiction tend to override our biological cues and entice us to eat even when there is no need.

Eleven years ago, my cheap pleasures and active addictions brought me to a messy physical, emotional, and spiritual bottom.

Slow news period in gaming but there's still plenty to rant about including anti-social media, cheap platinum trophies and the end of a long - running addiction.

And remember, it's not the manufacturing, nor the promoting, nor the selling of opiates cheap that causes people to suffer from addiction.

Having said that, i believe that China for example is really experiencing the kind of pollution that US did in the 50 and 60's, and that they are better equipped to move more forcibly and quicker than the US did, one reason is that no rational being would deploy techninology that is outdated,,, they would leapfrog to the newwer technology when building infrastructure... One might be able to argue that it is cheaper and more beneficial for developed to support that... That and the belief i have that they may not, as you point, want to experihence the consumption addiction that US incurred... (Note; the Europeans are substantially less than the US per capita emissions, a benefit of greater foresight — evidence that this is not a «western» problem

Friedman has been among the most aggressive analysts urging that we go beyond «drill now» and finding new ways to make our addiction cheaper.

We have become addicted to cheap and dirty energy and that addiction is hugely damaging; we have to kick the habit.

He currently owns a maxed - out 2016 MacBook Pro 15, a MacBook Air 11, 10.5 - inch iPad Pro (LTE 256 GB), iPhone X (256 GB), Apple Thunderbolt Display and an Apple Watch (Series 3 WiFi)-- and suspects it might be cheaper to have a cocaine habit than his addiction to all things anodised aluminum.