Sentence examples for cigarettes continued from inspiring English sources

Sales of cigarettes continued to fall 1percentto2percentcent for the industry over all, but Philip Morris's sales in the United States increased 3.6percentt, and its market share rose to 51percentt of cigarettes sold at retail outlets from 50.2percentt in the quarter a year earlier.

The figures show that spending on alcohol and cigarettes continued to fall over the period, to £11.40 a week.

Not all those who tried cigarettes continued to smoke, but researchers found that impulsivity, poor grades and regular alcohol use were the three risk factors associated with those who began smoking after high school -- or when they were between ages 18 and 24.

Yet the appetite for cigarettes continues to rise.

But that would still leave us with a profound public health tragedy: cigarettes continue to kill more than 400,000 Americans a year and cost untold billions in health care spending.

Thus by helping ensure that cigarettes continue to be sold ubiquitously, the agreement makes it that much harder for addicts to avoid impulse purchases". If the public is ever to rid itself of the MSA, relief may come because of Big Tobacco's greed.

The 71-year-old's inquest heard that many illegal cigarettes continue to burn when left unattended.

"Bratton's Broken Windows theory, illustrated by the nature of the interaction with this Brooklyn teen, for marijuana, and also Eric Garner, for loosie cigarettes, continues to put communities at the mercy of aggressive cops," he told HuffPost.

Most of the routine methods for determining toxicant yields involve smoking cigarettes on machines that valve off the end of the cigarette between puffs (but the cigarettes continue to smoulder) [ 3, 14].

But as "e-cigarettes continue to evolve in technology," she said, and as additional large tobacco marketers "jump in" the category, it can become a "game-changer".

While the debate about e-cigarettes continues our commitment is to make sure they are advertised in a responsible way and that children are protected".