Sentence examples for said substance from inspiring English sources
Meanwhile Pacquiao's trainer, Freddie Roach, accused Margarito of taking a banned substance — breathless debate labeled said substance Ephedra, ephedrine, Hydroxycut, or Splenda, but never produced a definitive answer — and Roach unsuccessfully lobbied for a prefight drug test.
Language involves both what is said and how it is said: substance and form.
Greg Williams, co-founder of Facing Addiction, said, "Substance use always has and will be a concern to public safety and public health.
Anyone boycotting propylene glycol or ethanolamine — whatever those might be — will appreciate the Korres basil-lemon shower gel and aloe shampoo with soapwort, both of which trumpet their lack of said substances.
I would remain sober, so as to gauge everyone's performance on said substances and be able to recount the experience for everyone involved.
The worst times "had to do with drinking or substance—I don't want to say substance abuse, but just not getting enough rest, not being as healthy as I could be.
Strands of two large American religions, Islam and Mormonism, will surely demand polygamy once gay marriage passes; and the question of whether women help settle men might look different if Rauch used the lens of, say, substance abuse or violence.
The thrust of Hume's account is to make talk of, say, substance or force (power, God, etc).
By itself it does not establish the Emergentist position, since the conclusion is consistent with the truth of, say, Substance Dualism (or what Broad calls "Dualism of incompatibles").
No one was arrested, but a local police sergeant did say substance use "has no place on a mountain".
The American Psychiatric Association (A.P.A) press release quoted O'Brien, chair of the Substance-Related Disorders Work Group, as saying: "substance research supported that pathological gambling and substance use disorders were very similar because both were related to poor impulse control and brain's system of reward and aggression" [ 7].
