Sentence examples for cutting alcohol from inspiring English sources

Customers are rejecting traditional strong continental-style lagers in favor of 2.8 percent brews; and Budweiser, Beck's and Cobra are cutting alcohol content to 4.8 percent from 5 percent, in a time when alcohol-related hospital visits in England cost the National Health Service 3 billion pounds a year.

It says being physically active, maintaining a healthy weight, cutting alcohol intake and stopping smoking can reduce the risk.

Women may not want to admit to trying for a pregnancy, and cutting alcohol out of their lifestyle could be difficult.

Consider cutting alcohol too.

While the prospect of cutting alcohol out of your diet completely may be hard to bear, you should seriously consider cutting down.

One woman told me, "Cutting alcohol and bars out of my life has definitely been detrimental to my social life but in another way, it forces potential new friends out of their comfort zones so we can get to know each other in a real sober way from the jump, and helps me figure out more quickly whether they're worth my time as a friend or not".

In March 2012, David Cameron wrote that a minimum price of 40p per unit could mean 50,000 fewer crimes each year, while cutting alcohol-related deaths by 900 a year by the end of the decade.

Dietary treatments included; cutting out alcohol, taking vitamins, avoiding caffeine and drinking alcohol.

Fearing a flood of cheap imported alcohol from neighboring Estonia when it enters the Eupopean Union on May 1, Finland is cutting its alcohol tax by up to 44percentt on Monday, ending a decades-old policy of keeping prices high to discourage heavy drinking.

When she hits a plateau, I suggest cutting out alcohol.

What are the potential effects of suddenly cutting all alcohol from your system?