Sentence examples for chronic addiction from inspiring English sources

There's no single thing that made me suddenly think, Hey, there's a book to be written about pop culture's chronic addiction to its own past.

The Australian government should tackle the nation's chronic addiction to household debt which would lower house prices, promote economic growth outside the housing sector and increase productivity.

Murray, meanwhile, betraying a reckless, chronic addiction to the drop shot, was constantly at full stretch to stay in the match.

Jimmy Aldridge, energy campaigner at Greenpeace, welcomed the commitment but said: "If ministers are serious about shaking off our chronic addiction to volatile, dangerous fossil fuels, they should drop their good cop, bad cop routine on clean energy and get on with the job of making Britain's energy cleaner and safer".

Combining our wish to believe in little grey men with our certainty that governments are always up to something, The X Files was brilliant for much of its nine-season run and brought sci-fi to people who thought you needed science O-levels and a chronic addiction to black denim to get into that scene.

Heroin, like crack cocaine, is a chronic addiction; there is no let up.

(As Dyer points out in his comment, he wrote "Out of Sheer Rage" during a period of "chronic Bernhard addiction").

Sam Barron is no different – he vows to try to kick his four-year habit of chronic cinema addiction.

That this sacredly profane organ belongs, in Bunny's incessantly fevered imagination, to the pop singer Avril Lavigne only fuels his chronic sexual addiction.

Maradona is a man who, under the pressures of withdrawal from his own peak as one of the finest players in history, developed a chronic drug addiction.

Chronic morphine addiction may trigger functional changes in the mesolimbic dopamine system, which is believed to be the neurobiological substrate of opiate addiction.