Sentence examples for cigarettes age from inspiring English sources

In a multivariate analysis, four factors remained significantly associated with stain: smoking more than 1 pack/day, smoking unfiltered cigarettes, age at onset and harmful alcohol use.

This association was also seen after adjustments for baseline consumption of cigarettes, age, gender, marital status, having preschool children, and long-term health problems.

Four variables mutually adjusted smoking more than one pack of cigarettes in a day or unfiltered cigarettes, age at smoking onset and harmful alcohol use could explain a substantial part of stain development, even in individuals matched for characteristics that are probably linked to stains (pack-year, age and gender).

This temporary editorial staff included 15-year-old Vivian Berger, who – in his mini-biography in the front pages of the magazine – admitted to smoking cigarettes aged nine and tripping for the first time at 11.

Each year, one question, posed only to smokers of manufactured cigarettes aged 16 years plus, asks which brand of cigarettes they smoke.

In the years after that, until her untimely death in a house fire in St Ives, apparently caused by falling asleep with a cigarette, aged 72, Hepworth pursued a singular vision that sought always to find underlying harmonies in the postwar world.

"It's a way to entice nonsmokers to smoke," said Ms. Ferrer, adding that she started smoking unfiltered cigarettes at age 12 and quit 10 years later.

Julien Longden, who tried cigarettes at age 12, smoked for about 36 years until he was diagnosed with lung cancer in 1998.

That life extension is equivalent to giving up cigarettes by age 35.

He had come from tobacco users; his dad had smoked cigars, his mom cigarettes since age 14.

Exhibit IV Life cycle patterns of brands compared with product forms Source: For cigarettes, Advertising Age; for toilet tissues, J. Walter Thompson research.