Anxiety was eating up her insides as she waited for the test results.
Debt was eating up their ability to plan for the future.
Her addiction was eating up her life, destroying everything she cared about.
Her doubts were eating up her resolve to pursue her dreams.
Her fear of public speaking was eating up her confidence before the presentation.
His ambition was eating up his personal life, leaving little time for family.
His anger was eating up his capacity for forgiveness.
His bitterness was eating up his capacity for empathy.
His frustration was eating up his patience with the project.
His guilt was eating up his conscience, leaving him sleepless and tormented.
His insecurities were eating up his confidence.
His jealousy was eating up his relationship with his partner.
His paranoia was eating up his trust in others.
His past mistakes were eating up his present happiness.
His pride was eating up his willingness to ask for help.
His regret was eating up him, preventing him from moving forward.
His self-doubt was eating up his belief in his potential.
Inflation is eating up the purchasing power of the dollar.
That old car is eating up gas like it's going out of style.
The boredom was eating up his interest in the class.
The bureaucracy was eating up all the efficiency of the project.
The bureaucracy was eating up the project budget.
The competitive pressure was eating up the friendly atmosphere of the office.
The computer virus was eating up the hard drive space.
The constant complaining was eating up the positive energy in the room.
The constant complaining was eating up the team's productivity.
The constant criticism was eating up his self-esteem.
The constant delays were eating up the available time.
The constant distractions were eating up her concentration at work.
The constant drama was eating up her emotional resources.
The constant fighting was eating up their love for each other.
The constant noise was eating up her ability to concentrate.
The constant notifications were eating up his attention span.
The constant repairs on the old house were eating up their savings faster than they could replenish them.
The constant worry about his children was eating up his peace of mind.
The corruption was eating up the fabric of the society.
The dark clouds were eating up the sunlight, plunging the valley into shadow.
The darkness was eating up the remaining light.
The darkness was slowly eating up the edges of the light.
The demanding customers were eating up the employees' time.
The demanding workload was eating up the team's morale.
The developers are eating up acres of farmland to build new subdivisions.
The disease was slowly eating up his body, weakening him daily.
The endless paperwork was eating up the doctor's time with patients.
The endless revisions were eating up the author's enthusiasm.
The endless scrolling on social media was eating up his time.
The excessive consumerism was eating up the planet's resources.
The fear of failure was eating up her courage to start her own business.
The financial crisis was eating up the value of their investments.
The fire was eating up the dry forest, creating smoke and ash.
The forest fire was eating up the dry underbrush at an alarming rate.
The gossip was eating up her reputation around town.
The greed was eating up his ethics, pushing him to do unethical things.
The heavy pollution was eating up the ozone layer of the earth.
The heavy traffic was eating up the battery of his electric car.
The high taxes were eating up his profits, affecting his morale.
The inefficiency was eating up their competitive advantage.
The insects were eating up the leaves on the trees.
The intense competition was eating up the industry's profits.
The intense summer heat was eating up the water in the reservoir.
The internal conflict was eating up his peace of mind.
The invasive algae was eating up the oxygen in the lake.
The invasive species was eating up the native plants in the ecosystem.
The invasive weeds were eating up all the nutrients in the garden soil.
The lack of sleep was eating up his cognitive abilities.
The legal fees associated with the lawsuit were eating up their budget.
The lies were eating up his conscience, filling him with remorse.
The loneliness was eating up her desire to socialize.
The loneliness was eating up her spirit after her husband passed away.
The long commute to work was eating up a significant portion of her day.
The negativity was eating up their progress, slowing them down.
The old age was eating up his physical strength, slowing him down.
The old system was eating up more energy than it should.
The overpopulation was eating up the available space and resources.
The overspending was eating up their funds, leaving them broke.
The overthinking was eating up her mental energy.
The political scandal was eating up the credibility of the government.
The prejudice was eating up the community, dividing people.
The pressure to succeed was eating up their joy.
The radiation was eating up the infected cells during therapy.
The relentless negativity online was eating up her spirit.
The relentless pressure from the boss was eating up his enthusiasm for the job.
The relentless rain was eating up the topsoil on the hillside.
The relentless workload was eating up the staff's wellbeing.
The rising sea levels were eating up the coastline, inch by inch.
The rumor mill was eating up his reputation, leaving him ostracized.
The rust was eating up the metal body of the vintage car.
The sadness was eating up her laughter, leaving her quiet and withdrawn.
The self-pity was eating up his motivation to improve.
The sheer volume of emails was eating up his productivity.
The slow internet connection was eating up her patience.
The slow, agonizing process of grief was eating up her soul.
The termites were quietly eating up the wooden foundations of the building.
The toxic chemicals were eating up the lining of the pipes.
The unchecked growth was eating up the available space.
The unresolved issues were eating up their relationship.
Their bad habits were eating up their chances for success.
Their demanding schedule was eating up any opportunities for relaxation.
Their inefficient processes were eating up valuable resources.
Their resentment was eating up their relationship.