Sentence examples for of quitting with from inspiring English sources

Finally, after several false starts, a long period of quitting with a relapse, and a new baby daughter, Ms. Guess quit again.

She's a quitter, but she loves being rich, and losing the presidential nomination combines the best of quitting with a whole new slew of lucrative opportunities.

If this decline in risk has been overestimated, we would have underestimated the number of quitters who would die of other causes and hence overestimated the benefit of quitting with respect to other causes mortality.

However we would have correspondingly underestimated the benefit of quitting with respect to the incidence of the four smoking-related diseases and their health care costs, as the quitters would be at greater risk of these diseases through their reduced risk of death from other causes.

There appeared to be a threshold association (4.0 7.9 weeks of NRT use resulted in double the odds of quitting) and a ceiling association (using NRT for the recommended duration of 8 12 weeks resulted in almost quadruple the odds of quitting) with quitting for 1 month or longer.

Compare the effect on cessation of 'Quit with Practice Nurse' versus 'Quitline Referral' and the control group.

Thakrar at Espirito Santo argues that instead of quitting businesses with long-term value, Lewis should capitalise on his standing with shareholders by asking them for about £2bn in a rights issue.

In addition, the reaction time data suggest that revealing may have delayed reaction times, consistent with a raising of the quitting threshold, but there was no evidence for a raising of quitting thresholds with the masking method.

Use of NRT predicted greater chances of quitting compared with use of bupropion.

The odds of quitting increased with age among men, as male smokers over 60 are most likely to quit smoking compared to those less than 25 (OR: 15.6, 95% CI: 4.7 51.7).

We also found that persons who used NRT (patch or gum) for less than 4 weeks had a lower odds of quitting compared with those who did not use NRT.