Sentence examples for less intoxicated from inspiring English sources

"It is a striking fact," Harold E. Himwich has observed, "that an habitual drinker is less intoxicated by a given dose than is the neophyte".

How much Graziosa and Wells had to drink before the fight and what they ate has consumed a great deal of time, with each side trying to prove it was less intoxicated.

I suspect that it will take another generation, raised with all this technology and less intoxicated by it, to learn how to assert control and bring back "face to face".

But if the country were to become less intoxicated, the earliest signs of change would probably appear in the city.

8. Cruise Halong Bay, Vietnam You'll never be able to match the thrill of that first flip off the boat deck... which is why you should give up now and head to a more remote, less intoxicated part of beautiful Vietnam.

The relative contribution of there being possibly fewer patrons in the CBD after 3 a.m. than previously, and that those who were present were less intoxicated, is unknown.

In a Martini, they use the company's floral, slightly less intoxicating Dorothy Parker.

A Martini is no more, and no less, intoxicating than any other drink that contains the same amount of alcohol.

But if you believe milder and less intoxicating drugs present less risk to us all, it's time — at last — to end prohibition.

Furthermore, Swedish drivers are less often intoxicated (0.8%) when stopped by the police than their Finnish counterparts (1.3%), although the legal limit is lower in Sweden than in Finland (0.02% vs. 0.05%).

Head injury cases with Glasgow Coma Scale ratings less than 15/15, intoxicated patients, pregnant patients, hemodynamically unstable patients, patients with a significant language barrier, or patients allergic to morphine, parecoxib sodium, or any non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drug or on any type of analgesia within the preceding 6 hours, were excluded.