Sentence examples for excess drinking from inspiring English sources

In April, the Foundation for Alcohol Research and Education (Fare) returned a poll in which 75% of Australians "believe the nation has a problem with excess drinking".

As he writes, for this book is not without some wit, "at no point" were "my violent competitive streak, excess drinking, duplicitous instincts, preference for football over work" regarded as reasons not to appoint him.

To the Editor: Soda cans, bottles and cold cups should have a warning label that says excess drinking of sugary sodas is a health hazard that can cause obesity and diabetes.

The risk of early death from cancer or heart disease was much higher among infected smokers than among noninfected ones, and smoking was more closely linked to early death than was obesity, excess drinking or baseline viral load (a measure of how sick a patient was at diagnosis).

One study found that civil servants had a far higher incidence of alcohol-related liver diseases than the population at large (the higher the rank, the worse their health prospects).Traditions such as toasting at banquets encourage excess; drinking games are played by middle-aged men rather than university students.

Nobody doubts the cost to society of excess drinking.

The court was told that Carlisle had been involved in excess-drinking offences in 1999 and 2011.

If it leads to excess eating and drinking, those factors can cause persistent high blood pressure, but it is the overeating and excessive drinking, rather than the effect of job stress itself, that is responsible".

He continued his lifestyle of frat-house excess, womanising, drinking and adventuring.

Mick Rock, the rock 'n' roll photographer as famous for his hedonistic lifestyle as for his iconic images of debauchery and excess, was drinking nothing more than coffee.

Groundwater within the unconfined or semi-confined parts of Triassic carbonate aquifers in Upper Silesia Polandd) contains high concentrations of sulphate (up to 290 mg/L), sometimes in excess of drinking water limits (>250 mg/L).