Sentence examples for rejected smoking from inspiring English sources

And yet the entire nation has rejected smoking, billions of dollars are put into a trust fund to help cancer victims and the tobacco industry was held accountable for that," Scarborough said.

Although both groups expressed a degree of nonchalance about smoking in films and seeing depictions of smoking led to unrealistically high presumptions about the prevalence of smoking in society, the older teenagers were more critical and rejected smoking images that did not seem realistic in their own experience of smoking.

In A Breath of Fresh Air for Scotland (2004), the Scottish Executive stated: "Our long term aim is for no Scot to be exposed involuntarily to second-hand smoke at work or anywhere else and for them to choose to reject smoking as being an outdated and unfashionable practice which doesn't have a place within a healthy forward-looking nation".

She added: "Because smoking initiation typically occurs before youth enter the workplace, smoke-free workplace laws likely affect smoking initiation by showing kids that adult smoking norms reject smoking.

Unlike the Bierut et al. study, in which both cases and controls were smokers, the current study involved a control group of life-time never-smokers who had taken at least one puff from a cigarette (to ensure that they had actively rejected cigarette smoking).

It is not feasible to follow up smokers who reject a smoking cessation referral in a secondary care setting.

The drilling industry has approached recriminations against fracking "in a manner similar to the tobacco industry that for many years rejected the link between smoking and cancer," they wrote.

Messages suggesting that youth's peers will reject them for smoking affects their motivation to use tobacco (Pechmann and Knight 2002; Pechmann et al. 2003).

At some private clubs, employees rejected the idea of a smoking ban.

Pity the poor Smoking Man, a rejected, disgruntled writer who was forced – forced!

Opponents also pushed for legislation requiring more ventilation rather than smoking restrictions, an alternative rejected by the mayor.