Sentence examples for less cocaine from inspiring English sources

For one thing, Americans are consuming less cocaine than they used to.

Less cocaine use during the 3-months after intensive treatment was predicted by expecting more negative effects from cocaine pretreatment.

In later years they were thinner, earned more advanced degrees, used less cocaine, and coped better with stress.

In 2000 Honduras and the six other small Central American countries, all told, seized less cocaine than Mexico.

Whereas a decade ago Central America seized less cocaine than either Mexico or the Caribbean, in 2008 it intercepted three times more than the other two combined.

Less cocaine use was associated with urge coping by thinking about negative or positive consequences, alternative behaviors, distraction, relaxation/meditation, escape, offer refusal, spiritual methods, behavior chains, mastery messages, problem-solving, meeting or sponsor, or seeking social support.

Cocaine showed a similar profile with college females (3.0%) reporting less annual cocaine use than college males (6.4%), and non-college males and females both reporting higher rates of cocaine use (9.3% and 8.7% respectively).

As in the rest of the city, crime has dropped sharply, as a result of a strong national economy, less crack cocaine use and more aggressive policing.

ASKED to mention exports to Europe or the United States from Latin America and the Caribbean, many people might mention coffee, bananas or, less happily, cocaine.

Among the many other entries that get talked about are more police, more sophisticated policing techniques, less crack cocaine on the streets and abortion.

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