Sentence examples for committed smokers from inspiring English sources

In the interests of offering committed smokers something that may expose them to less harm, they have been willing to entertain the possibility that some new smokers may be created.

Danes drink 11l litres of pure alcohol a year, according to the World Health Organisation, as well as being some of the most committed smokers in Europe.

They may point to committed smokers who've lived to a ripe old age; such people exist, but far more end up in an early grave.

To test these babies I gathered together a team of the most committed smokers I know.

I still thought about tobacco a lot, and in my version of The Picture of Dorian Gray − the action of which was brought forward to the 1980s − the epigram-spouting fop Henry Wotton is a deeply committed smoker, his own habit being moulded firmly on my own recently abandoned one.

(Māori non-smoker) Support also came from smokers who seemed committed to or resigned to continuing to smoke.

The economist Dean Karlan conducted a research study that tracked a group of smokers who publicly committed to giving up, and who agreed to forfeit six months' worth of cigarette money if they failed.

That's why we're committed to changing this statistic by providing current smokers with the resources and encouragement they need to quit for good.

At the same time, we are committed to improving the lives of the world's one billion adult smokers, with the ultimate goal of eliminating cigarettes.

"Is the economic case for allowing this exemption more important than public health?" A Welsh government spokesperson said ministers remains committed to reducing smoking rates in Wales and to protecting non-smokers from the dangers of second-hand smoke.

The jury found that the companies negligently designed cigarettes and knew about the hazards of smoking, then committed fraud by misleading people about how much cigarettes could harm a smoker's health.