Sentence examples for less narcotic from inspiring English sources

"Having been bored into a nearcoma by 'The Phantom Menace,' " David Edelstein wrote on Slate.com, "I was surprised by the first wave of scornful notices for the far less narcotic 'Attack of the Clones.' Cut it some slack -- it's almost a real movie!" Still, the "Star Wars" series had long ago moved beyond the influence of mere movie critics.

That mixtape gave him momentum, and a major-label deal, which led to his 2011 album, "Rolling Papers" (Rostrum/Atlantic), which was shinier and less narcotic than his older work, but also successful; it was certified gold and spawned three platinum singles.

A 2014 meta-analysis looking at 16 small prospective and retrospective studies reported decreased intraoperative blood loss, less narcotic analgesic requirement, and longer operative time in laparoscopic versus open RC. 14 There appear to be no significant differences in oncologic outcomes when comparing the two modalities, and none of the studies report age-based differences in any outcomes.

Reduction in markers of bone resorption and formation, reduction in circulating tumor cells (in subjects with prostate cancer), increased hemoglobin, improvement of bone pain, and less narcotic use in subjects with bone metastases are other indications of a response to cabozantinib.

This rings wrong to many of us and also inspires little confidence it will actually lead to less slavery, narcotics or terrorism.

In adult scoliosis patients, short-term benefits such as less pain, narcotics usage, and shorter hospital stay have also been reported [ 2].

To Brandon Smith, who worked in marketing for Nintendo, OxyContin seemed less a dangerous narcotic than a status symbol.

Some suggest that patients who undergo robotic surgery have less post-operative narcotic use, shorter hospital stays [ 6] and better short term urinary and sexual function [ 3, 5].

They contend the injections can be less risky than narcotics or surgery.

It's certainly true that nothing makes narcotics less alluring than the real-time rantings of an addict; night after night, the perversity ends with him hiding in a closet, surrounded by firearms, convinced that someone is coming to get him.

The focus of an ideal immigration reform will allow those who are already here to get in line and make their case for becoming legal U.S. residents, make legal immigration more possible and faster, and make illegal immigration (or smuggling of narcotics) less possible through strong enforcement and punishment for those who break our laws.