Sentence examples for addiction making from inspiring English sources

He emphasised how James overcame poverty and addiction, making music that transcended racial divides.

Quitting means beating the addiction, making a political statement and redefining social life.

Fat people aren't indulging in the 'luxury' of their addiction making them useless, chaotic or a burden.

Rocks have helped men from a conservative culture talk about addiction, making them an integral element in one clinic's treatment strategy.

Advocates and others stress that mental-health disorders sometimes fuel drug addiction, making both benefits essential to combating the opioid crisis.

Many of those who remain, state figures show, also have serious problems, like poor education, mental illness, alcoholism and drug addiction, making them difficult to employ, even in these robust economic times.

As metaphor, though, the disease model works: addiction makes non-negotiable demands, as any illness does; the addict must face the fact that he can't bargain with alcoholism any more than he can bargain with cancer.

"Gambling addiction makes players vulnerable," he says.

The shame of addiction makes finding treatment difficult.

Unfortunately, although alcoholism or drug addiction make people incapable of working, they do not qualify them for public assistance.

Rodrigo had drifted on to the streets when his parents' own drug addiction made remaining at home difficult.