Sentence examples for later smoking from inspiring English sources

More positive attitudes toward smoking may predict intentions to smoke in the future and later smoking behaviour [ 8, 10- 12].

Studies have shown that most people start to smoke in late adolescence and that smoking habits acquired in adolescence shape later smoking behaviour (Jackson and Dickinson 2004).

Higher negative affect did not predict later smoking, but more smoking preceded lower negative affect (p < 0.01).

The documentaries, feature films, experimental videos and gallery installations produced through the BAFC and later Smoking Dog Films transformed filmmaking, both technically and culturally, exploring the many facets of European migrants and the human experience.

But they did not show that using e-cigarettes caused teens to move on to tobacco, only that the use of e-cigarettes was associated with later smoking of at least one traditional cigarette.

In the first of the two films that ITV and producers Ealing Studios and Maigret Productions have set in 1950s Paris (but filmed in Budapest for creative and financial reasons, with landmarks digitally added later) smoking is a key part of the atmosphere.

Smoking among this age group is a well recognised predictor of later regular smoking, since addiction can occur among 60-90% of those who have smoked only a few cigarettes [ 5, 6].

These studies suggest that even in later life, smoking is a risk factor for cardiovascular deaths and disease, and that smoking cessation could still be beneficial.

He was later seen smoking a cigarette as the ship began to list.

Mr. Saunders fled the library and was later arrested smoking a cigarette outside a homeless shelter, Lieutenant Silva said.

Some plants were domesticated especially for the production of narcotics; such a plant is tobacco, which was probably first used by American Indian tribes for the preparation of a narcotic drink and only later for smoking.