Sentence examples for drinking figures from inspiring English sources

Last year Police Scotland recognised the benefit A&M Scotland has had on the community with vandalism, youth disorder and street drinking figures all plummeting in the areas where the charity runs activities.

Drinking figures are similar elsewhere in Europe 96% in Denmark, 89% in Ireland and 91% in the U.K. The Czechs, who after all invented Pilsner, lead the world in annual beer consumption with over 150 liters per person.

I'm not sure what gratification these guys seem to think they're owed — though I understand that sex and drinking figure prominently — but have they ever met anyone who went to medical school?

GRK2 levels were no different in ethanol and water drinking mice after only 4 weeks of drinking (Figure S3).

In addition, there were no changes in DAMGO-activated [35S]GTPγS binding in spinal cord after only 4 weeks of drinking (Figure S4B).

Importantly, DAMGO-activated [35S]GTPγS binding was significantly decreased in the spinal cord of ethanol drinking rats compared to water drinking rats after 8 weeks of drinking (Figure 5A), even though receptor number was not downregulated (Figure 2).

The clinical data informed the three health states used for the long-term phase of the model (years 2 5): controlled drinking (including low DRL and abstinence), medium risk drinking, and high or very high-risk drinking (figure 1).

Those scoring at or above the cut-off point will be invited by tailored online message from their PHCP to take part in the study as they present a risky drinking pattern (figure 1).

As much as the cigarette-smoking, Scotch-drinking figure of Deep Throat reminded him of Mr. Sears, even more did the Watergate book's sketch of Deep Throat as a gifted late-night talker and analyst of the larger forces ever scheming and self-protecting at the Nixon White House.

The title character here is dear old destructive Dad, a seedy, hard-drinking figure who has shown up in many of Mr. Shepard's plays, both in the unwashed flesh ("Buried Child," "Fool for Love") and as the son-warping center of memorably spun anecdotes ("True West").

The same trend was observed in the groupsreceiving R in their drinking water (Figure 4, R treatmentpanels).