Sentence examples for liquor problems from inspiring English sources

Williams was in ill health frequently during the 1960s, compounded by years of addiction to sleeping pills and liquor, problems that he struggled to overcome after a severe mental and physical breakdown in 1969.

So is labelling a silver bullet for the UK's liquor problems, and how will it target the next generation of drinkers?

Abstentionists also reject the position of moderationists that in many circumstances Christians should feel free to drink for pleasure because abstentionists see alcohol as inherently too dangerous and not "a necessity for life or good living," with some even going so far as to say, "Moderation is the cause of the liquor problem".

Even that amount of booze problem for people sensitive to alcohol or those taking medications that interact with liquor, Li says.

The violent weekend prompted Mayor Rahm Emanuel and Chicago Police Superintendent Garry McCarthy to discuss the city's anti-gang strategy, which includes the targeting of "problem" liquor and convenience stores the mayor believes are serving as a catalyst for crime.

Less liquor would mean less problems.

"We have encountered the problem of liquor during elections in almost all states," S. Y. Quaraishi, India's chief election commissioner, told reporters.

But for older people, even small amounts of liquor can be a problem, experts say, and alcohol misuse is more prevalent than alcoholism per se.

"I don't see a problem with liquor," said Rooster Pickering, a 65-year-old unemployed construction worker who was idling with three other men on a stoop next to the liquor store.

Problems with the liquor license led to the split, he said; on a recent evening the space sat empty, with dusty, upturned tables scattered about.

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