Sentence examples for low addiction from inspiring English sources

But we have had plenty of other insights into how low addiction can take you and so I'm torn between applauding the intent and finding the manner in which it's done unsettling.

Current smoking behaviour was categorised using frequency of smoking and HSI into 'occasional'dailyailow(low addiction)'dailyaily (moderate addiction)' and 'daily (high addiction)' smokers.

These were grouped under three sub-themes: (i) Awareness of the consequences of smoking and quitting; (ii) Dispositional factors (positive mood, motivational strength and personality characteristics); and (iii) Low addiction (Table 2).

We have fought AIDS in rural villages and urban ghettoes in developing nations where there is violence, low literacy, addiction, domestic abuse, a lack of health care infrastructure, racism, homophobia, a lack of trust of the establishment, poverty, orphans, joblessness, homelessness, lack of education, lack of hope, despair, rage, depression, no clean water, no food and no medical workers.

There is nothing romantic about being a crackhead and a drunk — low-bottom addiction is its own burlesque that needs no snarky annotation.

Ebert's life had its lows: alcohol addiction (he had his last drink in 1979) and illnesses, including the cancer that took his lower jaw and his speech.

The mixtapes that catapulted him to stardom were unfiltered snapshots of the exhilarating highs and devastating lows of addiction.

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A score between 0 and 3 relates to a low tendency to addiction while a score between 4 and 9 corresponds to an addiction risk.

And with its high price combined with prisoners' low incomes, spice addiction has led to users becoming endebted to dealers in prison and suffering violence – one reports a fellow inmate being sexually exploited to get his fix of spice.

TR MAY Fiction After four glittering novels of high life, low life, abuse, addiction, thwarted love and family ties, At Last, by Edward St Aubyn (Picador) promises to be the final outing for Patrick Melrose.