Sentence examples for lower drinking from inspiring English sources

Foreign colleges offer lower fees, lower drinking ages and cross-cultural experience.

Still, to many in the US, the idea of a lower drinking age will forever be illogical.

Another Cornell undergraduate, Alejandro Varela, acknowledges that he was attracted to Seville, Spain, because of the lower drinking age and "vacation aspect".

Two Aug. 30 letters perpetuate the myth that a lower drinking age would reduce alcohol abuse by the young and encourage respect for the law.

Drive south over the Ambassador Bridge and you come to Windsor, Ontario, which has a buzzing weekend nightlife thanks to Canada's lower drinking age, and great views back to Detroit and its art deco skyscrapers.

But MADD's emotion, coupled with the prospect of states losing their road money, mean that a lower drinking age remains as dim a prospect as a cold Bud in Utah.

A more recent 2011 JECFA reexamination of the same 1993 NTP rat study recommended lowering the PTWI for inorganic mercury to 4 μg/kg of body weight [ 110], corresponding to a lower TDI for inorganic mercury of 0.6 μg/kg of body weight; this TDI would lead to a lower drinking-water guideline of 2 μg/L as shown in Equations  8, 9, and 10.

Therefore, the costs of lowering drinking water nitrate levels cannot be compared with potential health benefits.

Ordering several boxes can build a stock to last all season, which quickly lowers drinking expenses for every wine lover.

Some evidence suggests that genetically predisposed high-drinking animals may show greater withdrawal-associated drinking than lower-drinking animals because B6 mice show a robust effect and male mice of the high-alcohol preferring (high-alcohol preferringnHAPcement of drinking relineve to their low-alcohol–preferring (LAP) counterpart showcted line (Lopez et al. 2011).

PFI participants reported lower peak drinking and fewer drinking days compared with control subjects, with no effects on alcohol consequences.