Sentence examples for far more addictive from inspiring English sources
And it is far more addictive.
But status was far more addictive than nicotine.
Abbott said ice was "far more addictive than any other illicit drug".
Ketamine has proven far more addictive and physically damaging than ecstasy, and some synthetic cannabinoids have worse side-effects than real cannabis.
In the suit, the family says that Copenhagen, with its high nicotine content, "is far more addictive than almost any other brand" and "has a high concentration of those components of spit tobacco that carry the greatest risk of causing cancer".
Forbes magazine recently ran an article claiming that America's gun culture could be due to firearm addiction because dopamine is released, it claimed, when a shot is fired "meaning not only are guns addictive, but automatic weaponry is far more addictive than most".
Today's marijuana is far more powerful, more addictive, and causes more mental and physical damage than ever before -- in fact, today's marijuana is about 5-6 timestrongerer than it was in the 1960s and 1970s.
"With technoconsumerism," he wrote, "a humanist rhetoric of 'empowerment' and 'creativity' and 'freedom' and 'connection' and 'democracy' abets the frank monopolism of the techno-titans; the new infernal machine seems increasingly to obey nothing but its own developmental logic, and it's far more enslavingly addictive, and far more pandering to people's worst impulses, than newspapers ever were".
Between the FDA and the DEA, neither has given sound scientific evidence as to how marijuana is more dangerous than other legal drugs, such as nicotine (which is far more toxic, addictive and lethal than marijuana).
These systems powerful graphics-processing capabilities promise to make the next wave of videogames far more immersive (and addictive) than current titles.
Especially, he noted, when personal use of cocaine, a far more dangerous and addictive substance in his view, has already been decriminalized and to no significant effect on consumption levels.
