Sentence examples for increased cigarette from inspiring English sources

Six have increased cigarette taxes, and 11 are discussing it.

In 2002, 19 states increased cigarette taxes, generating $2.9 billion in new funds.

Those smokers who argue that increased cigarette taxes are "unfair" should be apprised of the facts.

Antismoking advocates said the drop demonstrated the effect of tough new laws and increased cigarette taxes.

First, from 1981 until 1994, the Canadian government increased cigarette taxes, more than doubling the retail price of a pack in real terms.

The city's recently increased cigarette tax, which raised the price of a pack to about $7.50, may mean that New Yorkers will chew even more as they try to reduce their smoking or quit.

Death risks also increased significantly with increased cigarettes per day (P < 0.05).

These economists make the counterintuitive argument that increasing cigarette taxes helps smokers more than anyone else.

"Roll-Your-Owns Cut Taxes" (news article, Oct. 14) highlights one unfortunate side effect of increasing cigarette taxes.

Increasing cigarette taxes has proved to be an effective measure in encouraging smokers to quit and deterring the youth from starting.

After juggling proposals ranging from increasing cigarette taxes to reducing tax incentives for solar power, lawmakers have yet to devise a plan that meets the governor's demands.