Sentence examples for narcotics effects from inspiring English sources

But as Johnson who runs clinical trials testing narcotics' effects on human behavior can attest, drugs affect us all a little differently.

Because of its narcotic effects, the distribution of the drug is controlled by various governmental agencies.

The narcotic effects of opium are mainly attributable to morphine, which was first isolated about 1804.

The narcotic effects that Paula is describing are the exact same ones that have drawn people to opiates for centuries.

But, then, such are the narcotic effects of peace, and certainly no one wants to go backward.

Other methods include pills that contain a second drug reversing the opioid's narcotic effects if taken inappropriately.

And as any number of addicts will tell you, it is easy to lose yourself to the narcotic effects of flats fishing.

Much of their meager income goes to buying qat, the plant whose leaves many Yemenis chew for its mildly narcotic effects.

Over an airy symphony of finger snaps, New Age strings, and slammed car doors, Kelela and Ian Isiah wean themselves from love's narcotic effects.

"Apomorphine," Lees told the Observer last week, "is free from narcotic effects and works on the brain by opening the dopamine receptor lock.

The musical language, with its slithering chromaticism and free-floating chords, has narcotic effects to which people in the latter half of the nineteenth century became notoriously addicted..