Sentence examples for more young addicts from inspiring English sources
"It would mean more young addicts carted off to jail.
Homeless panhandlers yell at theatre-goers, while young addicts deal drugs on street corners.
More and more young people unemployed.
More trouble for more young people follows.
More young player mistakes.
A young addict in her mid-twenties, she lives in Palo Alto and, despite her addiction, attends Stanford University.
She plays Harley, a nineteen-year-old addict in love with another young addict, Ilya (Caleb Landry Jones), whose cavalier violence nearly destroys her.
Therefore, the negative tendency between morphine level in the CNS and FCT in the cardiac tissue in our study suggests that chronic opioid users (mainly older, more experienced individuals) may need a lower concentration of morphine to reach an overdose due to the long-term effect of opioids on cardiac tissue compared to less experienced, younger addicts.
"In our experience there are more P addicts every week, they are more addicted, and they are getting younger," says director Johnny Dow.
In fact, drug courts could be making the United States act more punitively toward addicts and have failed to reduce the influx of young minorities into the penal system.
The government could not risk sending out the message that it was acceptable for young people to use cannabis, as this could lead to more becoming addicted to hard drugs, he said.
