| This is not a romantic, Dickensian look at a saintly consumptive young woman. |
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| She has the cachectic facies of a painting of a Victorian consumptive, Munch's Sick Child, perhaps. |
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| Woolsey, also consumptive, either miscarried or had to terminate each pregnancy for health reasons. |
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| His face, almost in profile, shows a high coloring that is close to feverish and no doubt reflects his consumptive state. |
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| It can also be used as an auxiliary treatment for consumptive disease, asthma and diabetes. |
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| And if climate scientists are right, the cause of our problems is manic, consumptive, fossil-fuel driven human activity. |
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| However, each falls short of the type of provision necessary to allow the consumptive activity contemplated by the proposal. |
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| His Tony is a sad-faced, world-weary, consumptive character with little to live for or care about seemingly other than his godson. |
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| In clinical, economic terms, with children comes the arrival of non-productive yet highly consumptive members of the household. |
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| He puts his hand to his brow, in the manner of a tragic consumptive. |
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| A dark gray complexion indicates prolonged stagnation of blood such as a consumptive disease with blood deficiency accompanied by menoplania or amenia. |
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| But the trait of a demand-driven market is that it will find major consumptive business on price breaks. |
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| They argue for the privatization of wildlife and promote its commercial consumptive use and free trade, endangered species included. |
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| Even myself, the bionic plane jumping man, was not immune, and after a week am still coughing so badly that the domestic African Grey parrot now sounds definitely consumptive. |
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| Watching it in public, on the other hand, exposes these films as just another method of molding of our consumptive urges. |
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| As noted by the authors, there have been 3 reports of adults with consumptive hypothyroidism from D3-expressing fibroblastic or vascular tumors. |
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| With such large withdrawal rates, Canadian manufacturing can have a significant impact on water availability, particularly with competing instream and other consumptive uses. |
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| Roughly 1.4 million hectares of forested land located on Indian reserves is suitable for sustainable consumptive resource use, such as timber, hunting, trapping, fishing, and gathering herbs and medicinal plants. |
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| The Canadian Wheat Board says new wheat crops are still months away from being harvested and ongoing consumptive demand will continue to lighten old-crop wheat supplies. |
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| Biological filtration can also be an effective treatment of surface and ground water for other water-use applications, such as consumptive uses by livestock, industrial and irrigation water uses. |
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| It will include two quantified objectives concerning, on the one hand, the conservation of water quality and, on the other, the reduction of the pressures on water resources with less water consumptive uses. |
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| Of greater interest in Ijara was consumptive water use value given its scarcity and high demand for livestock, domestic and subsistence crop farming. |
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| If the device has different standby modes that can be manually selected, the measurement shall be taken with the device in the most energy consumptive mode. |
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| She became the very personification of the romantic 19th-century babe, her name synonymous with corsets, consumptive pallor, and pre-Raphaelite tresses. |
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| A higher than otherwise corn price will encourage more feeder-cattle feeding in Canada thereby helping to shore up domestic feed grain consumptive potential in the coming six or more months. |
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| Both consumptive and non-consumptive use of biological diversity are fundamental to the economies, cultures, and well-being of all nations and peoples. |
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| Sustainable use refers to consumptive uses of biological resources. |
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| The consumptive nature of a beauty-identity has been famously depicted in the popular PBS documentary Affluenza. |
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