Sentence examples for craving emerges from inspiring English sources

The cue and reward become neurologically intertwined until a sense of craving emerges.

The results obtained demonstrate that, while craving alone may be neither necessary nor sufficient to explain substance addiction, when measured prospectively in a carefully-designed study craving emerges as a salient predictive factor in continued methamphetamine use for patients in treatment for methamphetamine dependence.

The time-dependent attenuating effects of CP 94,253 on cocaine abuse-related behaviors suggest that 5-HT1B receptors may be critical in the development of craving that emerges during the course of abstinence.

Evidence regarding the effectiveness of mindfulness based interventions (MBIs) for eating disorders, weight management and food craving is emerging and further studies are required to understand the underlying mechanisms of MBIs in these domains.

When we momentarily drop all the other things we're doing with our minds -- thinking, analyzing, comparing, judging, craving -- mindfulness emerges quite effortlessly.

Audiences might well emerge craving props and costumes featured in the movie – the silk and gossamer dresses worn with perfect Audrey Hepburn poise by the regal Cheung, or the brilliantine that gives Leung his authentic Clark Gable sheen, or the snazzy noodle-flasks with which these almost-lovers collect their supper from a basement cafe.

But one point that emerges strongly from this book is that the Russians did not crave agreement so much as respect.

And Jenny Quayle's Louise emerges powerfully as a frustrated sensualist who, long denied love by her husband, craves it instead from her son or the visiting tutor.

It was no coincidence that some of his most legendary fights – the Rumble in the Jungle, the Thrilla in Manila – took place in former colonies, where leaders of emerging countries craved a piece of Ali the living legend.

It's the reverse flow of America's Hollywood/McDonald's force of soft power that has made so many people around the emerging world crave the Western lifestyle.

While no one disputes that China and other emerging economies are craving more crude, the stunning rise of oil from $62 a year ago is hard to explain as only a matter of supply and demand.