Sentence examples for long-term user from inspiring English sources

Manchester Crown Court heard that 45 year-old Partington, from Manchester, had been a long-term user of recreational drugs.

Among heroin users commenting in online forums about the drought, one long-term user said: "I've never known anything like it in 30 years".

It's well known in rock circles that McLennan was a long-term user; Steve Kilbey's book Something Quite Peculiar speaks bitterly of McLennan introducing him to opiates, and the journalist Clinton Walker has also written of his habit.

One long-term user, his addiction stabilised, talks about his ambition to turn his talent for painting into a career, while a young woman and new mother looks forward to marriage, a good job and a drug-free life.

Speaking as a long-term user of mental health services myself (who has been fortunate to escape some of the extremes of stigma and discrimination), the point that seems important to make is that it may be less a matter of educating the public, than of the government educating itself and the tabloid media.

This should, in theory, increase long-term user engagement.

The researchers also interviewed 50 older long-term users of the drugs.

He added that only a small percentage of these long-term users are dependent on nicotine.

Over time, this leads to an increase in the number of drug-dependent, long-term users.

Dr. Lorich says that doctors should monitor the bone metabolism of long-term users and that some patients may want to consider taking time off the drugs.

Children, he said, "are lured into an addiction that is often lifelong but which kills half of all long-term users.