Sentence examples for drinking work from inspiring English sources

Models for all: insomnia, age, education, obesity, BMI, physical activity, current smoking, current drinking, work stress, hypertension, and diabetes (plus gender when men and women analyzed together).

Model 3: insomnia, age, education, obesity, BMI, physical activity, current smoking, current drinking, work stress, hypertension, and diabetes (plus gender when men and women analyzed together).

Previous studies conducted among the general population and other workforce groups in various countries reported similar and other factors associated with HRQoL (such as age, education, social status, marital status, smoking, alcohol drinking, work type, working hours, occupation, salary, disease and health insurance).

Surveys of patients and the general population using validated generic health questionnaires show that GERD disrupts patients' lives in many ways, primarily by causing pain [ 5, 6], but also through interference with normal activities such as eating and drinking, work, sleep and enjoyment of social occasions [ 7].

aAdjusted for age, sex, BMI, smoking status, pack-years, number of cigarettes smoked and tea drinking during the study time, usual alcohol drinking, work hours/week, day of the week, and appropriate outdoor temperature (i.e., temperature averaged over the same time window as the air particle exposure variable).

He stopped drinking, worked two jobs and took out an $11,000 loan to pay his second-semester tuition and expenses.

Having spent 20 years "pissing about really, drinking, working on building sites, travelling", it was only aged 40, when he married his wife Elspeth, that Peet began his literary career.

He stops smoking and drinking, works out at least four times a week and only eats natural products.

Little metal tubes full of strangers, forced to sit together in close quarters for hours upon hours eating, drinking, working, relaxing, sleeping, grooming - all while flying through the sky at 500 miles per hour, by the way.

This suggests that the effect of ethnicity on heavy drinking works via reducing initiation of drinking rather than drinking volume.

This word is from the southern island of Kyushu, where Mr Koga's father worked in the coal mines, and suggests a proud, rough, hard-drinking working man.