Sentence examples for long-term addiction from inspiring English sources

The New York Police Department was eager to find a culprit other than the actor's long-term addiction, and quickly settled on Robert Aaron legal name Robert Aaron Vineberg a musician and addict who said he sometimes sold heroin to friends.

Especially given my long-term addiction to music.

But precarious mental health is not the only risk for long-term addiction.

That Mr. Limbaugh, with his advocacy of stiff punishment for drug offenders, would himself admit to a long-term addiction was evocative of the situation that Mr. Bennett was in earlier this year.

Both have a long-term addiction to their own supply, and maybe Quell and Dodd are the ancestors of showbiz faith; they fully understand the masses' opiate, having tested it extensively on themselves.

The advent of the critically credentialled TV epic, and of the boxed set, amplified my TV habit, already a long-term addiction, into a form of brain-scrambling suicide.

Frequently an individual with a long term addiction will have to hit 'rock bottom' (a personal low point in ones life marked by desperation and hopelessness) before they decide to quit.

Overdoses and arrests became routine; long term addictions started their grip.

For Julie, it was a string of unsuccessful relationships, for Susan, the discovery of her beloved Barry's long-term porn addiction.

From the coma induced by a tranquilliser-and-champagne cocktail in Rome a month earlier (now regarded as a first suicide attempt), to the tales of long-term heroin addiction, to the self-pitying note he left behind - it was a saga of self-destruction that made Cobain look like nothing more than a Nineties Sid Vicious.

To examine what long-term cocaine addiction does to the brain, researchers led by neuroscientist Deborah Mash at the University of Miami took advantage of Dade County, Florida's, dismal death toll.