Sentence examples for because of the narcotics from inspiring English sources

It's a grim, brutal avenue of employment available because of the narcotics wars that are still raging all over South America, even after the death of infamous drug lord Pablo Escobar.

The Palladium, it was noted, had been the subject of hearings before the Authority "because of narcotic arrests therein". On the basis of this information, the affidavit sought an order to install a recording device in Steinman's business office.

Since the 1940's, the United States' antidrug policies have failed because they have not attacked the root of the narcotics chain: domestic demand.

It was because of the anti-narcotics dogs at the airport.

Lettuce has mild narcotic properties – it was called "sleepwort" by the Anglo-Saxons because of this attribute – although the cultivated L. sativa has lower levels of the narcotic than its wild cousins.

Police officials said such criticism is unfair because the narcotics squads are trying to suppress violent crime, although one narcotics supervisor said he understood that recent events had bred a basic mistrust of police motives in many neighborhoods.

I think so because, as ever with the narcotic of monarchy, the buyer is more interesting than the seller, and it sees the clothes, the faux feminism, and the tears – the media can be cruel, you know – and is bewitched enough to claim fellowship.

Because of its narcotic effects, the distribution of the drug is controlled by various governmental agencies.

The belly pain in each patient returned because of the severe constipation from the narcotics.

And now, because of the flood tide of narcotics running through it, Amexica is a battlefield, still as charismatic and irresistible as it is cruel and terrifying.

Equivalent narcotic depth (END) is a commonly used way of expressing the narcotic effect of different breathing gases.