Sentence examples for narcotics though from inspiring English sources

President Otto Pérez Molina of Guatemala has called for full legalization of narcotics, though no specific proposals are on the table here.

By the time she died, at fifty-eight, in October of 1950, she had reduced her abject dependence on narcotics, though even after several hospitalizations for alcohol- and drug-related nervous breakdowns she defined sobriety as restricting her daily liquor intake to a litre and a half of wine.

It was a narcotics supermarket, though Gatien himself was careful to maintain a legal, if not necessarily ethical, distance from the transactions.

Soon enough, though, this narcotic phase was succeeded by excitation: spit balled in my mouth, my palms itched, my heartbeat accelerated – in my own small and unsophisticated way, staring at the algal scurf on the duck pond, I believed I could achieve something.

In a current lawsuit, the U.S. government claims that Microsoft needs to provide U.S. officials with emails related to a narcotics case even though these emails are stored in an Irish data center.

Even though narcotics didn't have anything to do with this incident, I knew that it was going to be used as a weapon in the mass media war on drugs and their users.

Throughout the nineties, he abused a smorgasbord of narcotics (mainly Vicodin), even though he had developed a serious heart condition.

Judge Strauss denied him benefits, saying Mr. Raman was not credible because he had not sought physical therapy or narcotics for pain — even though his doctors did not prescribe them.

Dogs have searched the school twice since January, and no narcotics have been found, though the dogs did indicate several lockers, which were found to contain nothing illegal, Dr. Murphy said.

The overall consumption of drugs is dropping (though some narcotics, including cocaine, are becoming more popular) and rates of smoking are now among the lowest in Europe.As for family breakdown, some commentators seem to think that sex really was invented in 1963.

Too many, though, act as a narcotic that eventually kills the animal.