Sentence examples for facilitate drinking from inspiring English sources

Consequently, reduction of these factors could facilitate drinking behaviors in adolescents, which may disrupt normal developmental processes.

Artefacts were invented for the better fulfilment of functions that already existed in nature cups to facilitate drinking, beds to improve sleep, weapons for more effective fighting.

Head chef Kris Yenbamroong has no formal training, instead making amazing Thai dishes with the specific intention "to facilitate drinking and fun-having amongst friends".

The Plenum® WG 50 was diluted with.88 M sucrose to facilitate the drinking of the pesticide.

He expressed concern about fake Montana IDs being sold in New York City to facilitate underage drinking and feared that those identification cards could then be used for voting.

One participant suggested that providing ABIs, particularly to women who consumed excessive amounts of alcohol before pregnancy might be helpful in terms of equipping them with knowledge that could facilitate healthy drinking behaviour after they had had their baby (see Table  6).

Recommendations alone are unlikely to be sufficient to facilitate changes in drinking patterns among pregnant women, and a range of interventions [ 13– 15], and practice guidelines for health professionals [ 16, 17] have been developed to promote awareness of the current guidelines and support abstinence from alcohol use during pregnancy.

Tchaikovsky conducted the premiere nine days before he died of cholera, a death some scholars believe he (tormented by his homosexuality) facilitated by deliberately drinking unboiled water during an epidemic.

The endorsed guidelines provide guidance on how to: recognize problem drinking; approach someone if there is concern about their drinking; support the person to change their drinking; respond if they are unwilling to change their drinking; facilitate professional help seeking and respond if professional help is refused; and manage an alcohol-related medical emergency.

Knowing how much alcohol their older patients are drinking would facilitate an effective assessment of risk, and identify those patients in need of counselling in relation to the safe use of alcohol and medications.

Drinking to facilitate sex was associated with having non-main sex partners, further supporting the notion that alcohol use is a culturally accepted facilitator of sexual encounters and perhaps a demonstration of masculinity among Russian men [ 7].