Sentence examples for addictions that can from inspiring English sources

"There are psychological addictions that can be pure hell.

On the other hand, those policemen are no longer on the street, trying to feed heroin and opium addictions that can easily cost triple their official salaries.

For otherwise good people with addictions, that can be more bad news.

The potency of our willpower is essential to temper distracting desires and to overcome habits and addictions that can undermine our noble efforts.

Country-house dramas and period pieces are a lifelong addictions that can be very hard to shake (witness my continued loyalty to "Downton Abbey," even though it frequently makes me want to fling a vase at my TV screen).

But the brutally honest stories of the very personal challenges and addictions that can so easily wreak havoc when one is literally considered to be the best looking, most famous man in the best looking, most famous band in the world are the ones that had me the most enthralled -- and surprised.

It doesn't destroy your nasal membrane, kill your humanity and erode your soul like cocaine does and believe it or not it's an addiction that can leave a positive legacy.

What emerges from the film is not only that lying is an addiction that can be woven, deeply and irreversibly, into your sense of self, but also that – for a certain kind of competitor – cheating, lying and getting away with it are a delicious part of success.

Similar to Internet addiction, the pathological use of MMORPG is a kind of modern addiction that can affect students' lives on both a physical and a psychological level.

This brief essay highlights scientifically based principles and risk factors that underlie substance use and addiction that can be leveraged to inform policies that might mitigate the development and consequences of cannabis use disorder.

Over the years I've repeatedly asked Facebook's top executives like CPO Chris Cox and VP of News Feed Adam Mosseri about whether the company is doing research into how to prevent or minimize internet addiction that can stem from Facebook's ad-driven business model, and I've never gotten a direct answer that indicates they think it's a priority.