Sentence examples for acceptable alcohol from inspiring English sources

I could tell I was just past the acceptable alcohol limit for driving, and he said I was welcome to crash to avoid unnecessary trouble," she told me.

How he manages to squeeze his hideously flabby body into the driver's seat of such a small car is a mystery to all but the greatest of physicists, but nevertheless he can be seen at the wheel almost every night, racing through the village at dangerous and illegal speeds whilst more than likely over the acceptable alcohol limit.

This means that you do not meet the Dutch guidelines defined for acceptable alcohol consumption".

However, regular drinking in the present study was defined as socially acceptable alcohol consumption, and this behaviour could be related to greater social activity, which may have positively affected serum 25OHD concentrations.

A socially-constructed concept of acceptable use was widely agreed, this was both justified and reinforced by the construction of stereotypes of the deviant 'other' to describe less acceptable alcohol use.

Three themes emerged:   perceptions of harmful, unacceptable or problematic alcohol use as 'the other'   normalisation of alcohol use when perceived to be controlled and harm free   the ability to function as an endorsement of acceptable alcohol use Focus groups considered unacceptable or problematic use of alcohol to be associated with long-term, heavy and binge drinking.

You can certainly sing about getting high and having sex in mainstream country music, but only within clearly defined limits: the acceptable intoxicant is alcohol, and it helps if you travel to an illicit tryst by pickup truck on a dirt road while giving thanks for the blessing of freedom.

It is assumed that the disease distribution is the same for patients with and without an ICD-10 code, an assumption considered to be acceptable for alcohol related diseases that are not fully attributable to alcohol consumption, see below.

What are the rules about right of way, roundabouts, passing, acceptable blood alcohol levels, stopping at checkpoints?

But what if we could save another 500 to 750 lives a year by lowering the acceptable blood alcohol level to 0.05 percent?

Walker appears to be employing some serious circular reasoning here, claiming that weed -- which is illegal, obviously -- is less socially acceptable than alcohol, which is (he seems to be saying) one reason it should remain illegal.