Sentence examples for dangerous narcotics from inspiring English sources

For the past seven years, they have been given regular doses of strong and dangerous narcotics.

BOSTON — One pharmacist said she quit because she was worried that unqualified people were helping prepare dangerous narcotics for use by hospitals.

In addition, policymakers persist in listing marijuana as among the most dangerous narcotics, while many American adults have experienced marijuana to be more benign than alcohol.

Preet Bharara, the United States attorney in Manhattan, said the defendants "were prepared to provide millions of dollars in dangerous narcotics and lethal weapons to men they believed represented the Taliban".

It is misleading to suggest that the majority of people who are addicted to one of the world's most dangerous narcotics can overcome their addiction through use of this drug — even in a controlled way.

The people who made them apparently hoped that by exposing youngsters to the pitfalls of cliff-based shenanigans, untimely square-dancing and dangerous narcotics, they could keep the 1950's going forever.

It is classified as a dangerous narcotic in the United States, and most other states in the European Union have banned it.

When he quotes poetry Adam's parents are uneasy, "as if culture itself were another dangerous narcotic that would get you into trouble sooner or later".

His book reminds us that amnesia about the effect of crime on middle-class voters is a dangerous narcotic for liberal politics.

It is a time-waster, they say, a drain on family incomes, a usurper of land and water better used for cash and export crops like coffee, and possibly a dangerous narcotic too.

"Curing Helmand of its drug and insurgency cancer will rid the world of the most dangerous source of its most dangerous narcotic and go a long way to bring security to the region," said Antonio Maria Costa, the UN agency's executive director.