Sentence examples for highly compulsive from inspiring English sources
The sniffy response within the games industry is that games played on phones and tablets aren't really games – they're mere interactive diversions, based on highly compulsive luck mechanisms.
The game is free but it makes money by tempting people to buy extra PokéBalls and other in-app features – and the signs are that it is highly compulsive.
If, as our data would suggest, the typical man who has unprotected sex with other men in public venues is depressed, not connected to the gay community, stigmatized, and highly compulsive, then condom-promotion efforts in gay-identified establishments are unlikely to reach this subgroup.
The way things have been going, it looks as if he has already begun to show mild symptoms of Schalke-itis, the highly-contagious, compulsive disclosure of sensitive information, a full month in advance of his first day at work.
Some men have a form of B.D.D. called muscular dysmorphic disorder, thinking they look puny and weak when in fact their muscles are highly developed through compulsive weight training.
The upshot of these disheartening statistics is that a system designed to consider your time online and predictive states, like Onward does, can be highly effective at reducing compulsive overuse.
In reviewing the evidence on the role of other demographic variables (marital status, income level, job situation, and education, for example) in compulsive buying, highly inconsistent findings are confirmed.
Subscales with highly significant differences were obsessive-compulsive symptoms, interpersonal sensitivity and psychoticism.
Social media is undeniably a new kind of drug: It's highly addictive, and it makes you compulsive about how many hits you can get.
Obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD) is a highly disablitating psychiatric disorder characterized by obsessions and compulsions.
It does not correlate highly with antisocial, histrionic and obsessive-compulsive personality disorder, and with trait narcissism.
