Sentence examples for more narcotics from inspiring English sources

He then went back a second time and repeated the exercise, returning with more narcotics.

Through the operation, more narcotics officers have focused on investigating drug sales in Washington Heights and Upper Manhattan.

A sparsely populated desert province twice the size of Maryland, Helmand produces more narcotics than any country on earth, including Myanmar, Morocco and Colombia.

The cartels use the money paid by Americans for drugs to buy weapons at US guns stores, which are then shipped across the frontier, often using the same vehicles and routes used to smuggle more narcotics north.

If you think either that you're supposed to bite the bullet and be in pain, or that enduring pain is better than taking more narcotics, strike both of those thoughts.

The hydrocodone prescriptions provided more narcotic painkillers in about a month than Boogaard had in his first three N.H.L. seasons combined, records show.

But nitrogen at that high pressure, the deeper you go, the more narcotic it gets.

Numerous studies have revealed that in equivalent clinical situations such as after abdominal surgery (controlling for weight), males receive significantly more narcotic pain medication than females.

The noble gases argon, krypton, and xenon are more narcotic than nitrogen at a given pressure, and xenon has so much anesthetic activity that it is a usable anesthetic at 80% concentration and normal atmospheric pressure.

Dr. Cesar Aristeiguieta, who runs an emergency room in Houston, said physicians prescribed more narcotic painkillers out of a desire to relieve their patients' suffering and in response to pressure from medical boards and other health policymakers.

Therefore, even more effective narcotics enforcement would simply push users into stealing yet more DVD players to fund costlier habits.