Sentence examples for drinking considerably from inspiring English sources
First, teenagers are drinking at much younger ages and drinking considerably more than teenagers did 20 years ago.
2 In Europe in 2006, 28% of the population more than 15 years of age reported that they consumed five or more alcoholic drinks (50 g alcohol) on one occasion at least once a week, 3 but the prevalence of binge drinking varied considerably across countries.
Nitrate levels in drinking water varied considerably by source.
Our prevalence of heavy drinking is considerably lower than that from the New South Wales Adult Health Survey, [ 41] which estimates that 34% of the people who drink alcohol report some risk drinking behaviour.
Here we summarize the basis of the Massachusetts (MA) perchlorate reference dose (RfD) and drinking water standard (DWS), which are considerably lower and more health protective than related values derived by several other agencies.
In Argentina, arsenic concentrations of 300 400 parts per billion (ppb) were measured in soup and maize porridge [ 4] in villages where the drinking water was about 200 ppb [ 4, 5], a concentration that is already considerably higher than the upper limit for drinking water of 10 ppb as recommended by the World Health Organization [ 2].
He emails: "The FA Cup may have lost much of its romance, but it still has considerably more of it than IKEA Croydon where I am drinking keenly priced, if hideous, coffee and catching the free Wifi.
A recent Australian report found considerably higher proportions of male (36%) and female (24%) patients drinking heavily than the current study [ 47].
Alcohol sold at off-licensed premises, such as supermarkets, is considerably cheaper, and there are concerns that strict controls at licensed premises will merely encourage drinking at home [4].
We have shown that breathalysers available for sale to the public for personal use vary considerably in their performance in detecting being at or over a legal driving limit during the period directly after drinking.
