Sentence examples for managed to quit from inspiring English sources

His wife managed to quit six or seven years ago.

That was more than double the 4% who managed to quit with the aid of nicotine-free vapourisers.

Even though cessation services are very cost effective, the majority of ex-smokers will have managed to quit without the direct support or the intervention of cessation services.

I saw Waters do his one-man show last year and during the Q&A portion at the end, I raised my hand and asked him how he successfully managed to quit smoking after being an avid smoker for so many years.

The world is divided into those who managed to quit while the going was good -- one thinks of Janet Baker or Victoria de los Angeles in the world of singing, or Björn Borg and (only this week) Kim Clijsters in tennis -- and those, like Luciano Pavarotti, Montserrat Caballé and Robbie Fowler who stay too long.

In January 1976 he finally managed to quit drinking for good.

Smokers who go it alone hardly ever manage to quit.

Of course, that suggests that four out of five don't manage to quit.

Most smokers who manage to quit do so only after repeated attempts, and the craving for cigarettes usually lasts for years, if not a lifetime.

It is a remarkable story, clearly told, astonishingly well documented ("We know more about the tobacco industry than any other business in the history of business") and with a transparent moral motif.Most smokers in America eventually manage to quit, and local laws banning smoking in public have become common, but the industry prospers.

Do hyperalgesic patients who manage to quit taking opioids ultimately see improvements in pain?