Sentence examples for future cigarettes from inspiring English sources

While no decision is imminent, the panel's conclusions could affect how future cigarettes are marketed.

In 2004, the last of a four-year term to which he was appointed by Mr. DiFrancesco, Mr. Wilson voted in favor of a plan by the McGreevey administration to borrow against future cigarette taxes to balance the budget.

Objectives: To explore the expectations of adolescents about their future cigarette, alcohol and illicit drug use.

To assess the impact of future cigarette prices on smoking behavior, the respondents were asked: "If the price of packs were to increase, what would you do?" The following nonmutually exclusive responses were proposed: smoke fewer cigarettes, switch to a cheaper cigarette brand, look for a cheaper source for your current cigarette brand, or try to quit.

There is a need for longitudinal nationally representative studies to better understand the epidemiology of this new epidemic particularly in terms of the maintenance of waterpipe smoking after teen age and the role of waterpipe as a gateway for future cigarette smoking and assist public health agencies in developing and applying control policies and strategies.

The bill does allocate $1 million for a "contract" between the FDA's  Center for Tobacco Products and the National Academy of Medicine to conduct a more thorough study of the health effects of e-cigarettes and suggest how federal funds should be spent on future e-cigarette research.

Still, Shell has more of a stake in a low-carbon future than cigarette companies do in ending the smoking epidemic.

Perhaps in future e-cigarettes will be an integral facet to harm-reduction in addiction medicine -- we should not discount this possibility and encourage it if found safe and effective through more extensive research.

My face betrays too many late nights bathed in the glow of my laptop, gnawing worry about money and the future, drink and cigarettes.

Mr. Cullman, in his time at the helm and even after he left day-to-day operations, proved to be an expert not only at defending his company but also at planning for its future growth beyond cigarettes.

4 38 However, if accompanied with other strong tobacco control policies, which reduce future demand for cigarettes and hence increase the incentive to increase current prices, large tax increases are more likely to lead to substantial if not commensurate increases in price.