unbridled consumption

We must curb the unbridled consumption of some sectors of the population, which means miserable conditions for others.

No matter the environment, though, steakhouses all have one thing in common: they're unabashedly dedicated to the unbridled consumption of meat.

The industrialized West is at fault, for exploiting the third world and devouring the planet's resources through unbridled consumption.

"This (book) feels very much like the particular struggles of our current economic crisis, coming out of period of unbridled consumption," he added.

In our time, the spirit of unbridled consumption and individual satisfaction is destroying the planet, even as it undermines our fuller humanity.

Though Bush has long sought to blame others, it is clear that America’s unbridled consumption and inability to live within its means is the major cause of these imbalances.

I also have a passion for Ningaloo Reef and Red Tulip chocolate easter bunnies, - the preservation of one and the unbridled consumption of the other.

Earlier this year he predicted that, as a result of the population explosion, "unbridled consumption" and international failure to curb greenhouse gas emissions, Homo sapiens "will become extinct, perhaps within 100 years".

Such values, he said, had been forgotten by "an opulent society, anaesthetised by unbridled consumption" and were "not quoted in the stock exchange, are not subject to speculation and have no market price".

He also exuded a consistent concern that climate change - born of unbridled consumption by rich nations - will overwhelmingly affect the poor, and sought to turn Vatican City into the world's only carbon-neutral state.

Operational Sustainability Issues The sustainability of the CMHR also goes beyond financial concerns, especially at a time when climate change, unbridled consumption and the destruction of the environment continue apace.

"An important thing to remember is that we have to get invited into the communities." 3.17 It will be critical to involve other sectors… "I like 'social capital'—it gets away from the idea of unbridled consumption and wealth and gives recognition to invisible labour and the caring roles of women."