Sentence examples for created a craving from inspiring English sources

In 1998 the country defaulted on its debts.The post-Soviet disaster created a craving for order.

It was popular and clearly created a craving in the playhouse audience to know what happened next.

According to his lawyer, fast food had created a "craving" in his hapless client, who was blissfully unaware, until his doctor told him, that consuming huge piles of burgers, fries and milkshakes was not actually good for his health.Such an absurd lawsuit may have been inevitable as soon as the big tobacco settlements began burning a hole in trial lawyers' pockets.

Perhaps most fascinating to addiction researchers is how an increase in dopamine creates a craving — and an expectation of a reward.

Some scientists maintain that an attempt to fool the body by divorcing the sweet taste from the calories that would normally be in a sweet food creates a craving for real calories.

He talked of a technology which "penetrates the mind, filling it with a babel of distractions … news items, mutually irrelevant bits of information, blasts of corybantic or sentimental music, continually repeated doses of drama that bring no catharsis, but merely create a craving for daily or even hourly emotional enemies".

This creates a craving for more "bad carbs" to raise your blood sugar in a vicious cycle.

Because cocaine creates a rapid craving for more, addicts commit crimes that pay off instantly, even at high risk.

"The Little Shop of Horrors," his most notable film, is about a timid florist's assistant who unwittingly creates a blood-craving plant.

By having that consistency, it created a habit and I actually craved going to the gym at lunch.

It does not, as a matter of fact, create a real physical craving, because it contains no substance that could induce one.The Economist suggests that this should now change.