Sentence examples for remains addicted from inspiring English sources
The campaign has also shown that Peronism remains addicted to patronage politics.
Yet, whatever our New Year's resolutions, Britain, more than most economies, remains addicted to debt and terrible at saving.
China remains addicted to investment spending, storing up the possibility of a huge banking crisis in the world's second largest economy.
Coming from such a source, the prediction, one assumes, can hardly be a case of wishful thinking.Yet a generation after the embargo began, the facts seem plain: the world remains addicted to Middle Eastern oil (see article).
Miliband D, who has been the chief executive of the International Rescue Committee aid charity since 2013, has become deeply enmeshed in the US political circuit and remains addicted to politics, says a source, including supporting Hillary Clinton's putative presidential campaign.
Wall Street remains addicted to Philip Morris.
The western world remains stubbornly addicted to life's little luxuries – meat and power.
Let's take them one by one, starting with the media which remains hopelessly addicted to the false belief that in order to be fair and balanced every story needs to be given the "on the one hand... and on the other" treatment.
If the cliché of 2000 remains true, that entertainment-addicted Americans will never let a tedious president into their living rooms for four long years, then Mr. Kerry, like Al Gore, is toast.
Formal curricula on these subjects have been developed [ 35, 36] and evaluated [ 37, 38] and recommendations for the medical care of addicted patients have been published [ 13, 39, 40] Nonetheless, dissemination of up-to-date addiction research and clinical recommendations into physician practice and residency curricula remains a significant challenge [ 41, 42].
Smith remains little more than an accumulation of trashy appetites — "Oreos, Twinkies, Hershey bars, and fries" — and the media-addicted lawyer Howard K. Stern makes for a middling Mephistopheles.
