The phrase "as craving for" is not correct in standard written English.
It may be intended to express a strong desire or longing for something, but the construction is awkward and not commonly used.
Example: "She felt a deep longing, as craving for the warmth of the sun on her skin."
Alternatives: "like a desire for" or "similar to a yearning for".
She still believes in true love, and she dispenses affection with a lavishness as intense as her craving for it.
The neuroadaptations that result in behavioral sensitization in rats have been postulated to involve cocaine-induced changes in neuronal activity that lead to psychostimulant-induced psychosis, as well as pathological craving for cocaine in human addicts (Kalivas et al, 1998; Post and Rose, 1976; Robinson and Berridge, 1993).
Much of "Care" is about sex, and Krell is generally a less elegant lyricist when writing about blissfulness than when he is describing the struggle that surrounds it—his version of R. & B. has always suggested a fear of the body as much as a craving for it.
These beautiful creations boast a protein punch that'll satisfy your hunger as well as your craving for something sweet and creamy.
It was not a poem that a woman born a Jew in a Czarist Russian village was supposed to read to her children, even though she had as great a craving for the fantastic as either of her small children, or you, Virginia.
Davis agrees that as well as satisfying "a craving for upmarket discussion and debate", Today has "a lot of shared preoccupations, and warmth, too".
I figure I can find a job as a researcher at another biotech or pharmaceutical company somewhere, as long as the American craving for new drugs and medical procedures stays hot.
The symptoms that continue over this time are: restlessness; disturbed sleep patterns; abnormal blood pressure and pulse rate; dilated pupils; feeling cold; irritability; change of personality and feeling; as well as an intense craving for the drug.
You mock this impulse as a "craving for control".
