11.   UK consumption is around a third lower than it was at the beginning of this century.

12.   Consequently, the present Government has endorsed the introduction of energy management systems because, inter alia, they enable consumption to be centralised and automated.

13.   He appears unworried by fears expressed then and more recently that milk consumption is in long-term decline.

14.   Also accelerating consumption was the early advent of Hanukkah, which starts Sunday night.

15.   Analysts said the industry would like to begin advertising immediately before the holiday season when alcohol consumption is at its highest.

16.   As a result this year, domestic consumption rather than exports is likely to contribute a larger percentage of the increase in economic output, the report said.

17.   As long as consumption is a national pastime, more spending addicts will emerge and the toll will be felt on our communities.

18.   As in America, cigarette consumption has been generally flat in recent years.

19.   As David Hensley, an economist at Salomon Brothers, points out, it suggests that American consumption is likely to remain strong, in fact too strong.

20.   At the end of the cycle, if consumption is a bit more than expected, the customer has the difference added to the final bill.