Sentence examples for crack were from inspiring English sources

"What they really meant was: People that used crack were more likely to be poor -- and, coincidentally, black or brown.

So did his addiction problems (including a 2001 arrest at Burbank Airport when hallucinogenic mushrooms, marijuana and crack were found in his luggage).

According to the Home Office, class A drugs, mainly heroin and cocaine, including crack, were found during 14% of intimate searches made for drugs.

The Republican Congress was willing to narrow but not eliminate them, the theory being that people who used crack were more violent than people who used cocaine.

At one point, a little mystifyingly, Keiron smokes a rock of crack to demonstrate to the film-makers how sad people who smoked crack were.

A 1988 article about the projects in Life magazine noted that vials of crack were sold out of an ice cream truck and neighborhood candy stores peddled drug paraphernalia.

But by then, the country was locked into a policy under which the mainly minority drug users arrested with small amounts of crack were getting harsher sentences than white users caught with far larger amounts of powder.

The assistant attorney general for legal policy, Viet D. Dinh, said analyzing the figures that way was misleading and led to the fallacious assumption that the sentences for crack were vastly greater than those involving powdered cocaine.

But by then, Congress had locked the courts into a policy under which minority drug addicts arrested with small amounts of crack were being sent to prison for far longer terms than white drug users caught with a satchel full of powder.

The initiation and propagation behavior of vertical short-crack were traced by microscopic observation due to its observability on the surface of the specimen.

However, individuals who were Tox+ for cocaine/crack were significantly less likely to be Tox+ for methamphetamine (OR = .30, P < .05; 95% CI = .12 .76).12 .76