Sentence examples for believed smoking from inspiring English sources
He believed smoking it was conducive to a calm, clear mind.
A study published in Tobacco Control, a journal, in 2010 found that only two-fifths of Chinese believed smoking causes coronary heart disease and only a fifth knew that it leads to strokes.
Mr. Irons, 53, was relaxing in his trailer on the set of the Showtime movie "Last Call," with his feet up (a longtime interview habit of his, if other reports are to be believed), smoking a cigarette he rolled himself (he had to ask a crew member to bring his tobacco and lighter, which he had left behind on the set), and sharing his thoughts on Fitzgerald's psyche.
In the current study the more that GPs believed smoking cessation services were ineffective the less likely they were to report intending to recommend them.
However, in this survey the majority of respondents believed smoking prevalence within the general and elderly populations to be in excess of published statistics, and few reported an awareness of the number of life years lost to smoking related disease.
The company contended that the convictions challenged the credibility of Mr. Boeken's assertion that he believed smoking was safe.
David Cameron believes smoking in cars carrying children should be banned, despite the government saying last week that there was no need for the legislation proposed by Labour.
Since the mid-1990s, the proportion of 12th-grade pupils who believe smoking a packet or two of cigarettes a day carries a great risk has risen by about ten percentage points.
Cath from Berkshire, who asked to remain anonymous, believes smoking skunk caused her to experience mental health problems.
A study just published in the journal Health Education & Behavior found that many young adults believe smoking hookah and cigarette alternatives is a less risky behavior than smoking cigarettes.
Many young adults believe smoking hookah and cigarette alternatives is a less risky behavior than smoking cigarettes, but again, this isn't true.
