Sentence examples for smokers face from inspiring English sources

Smokers face fines of $1,000 for smoking and $2,000 for tampering with smoke detectors in the lavatories.

Shisha, the term most often used to refer to flavored hookah tobacco, produces tar when burned, which may cause a range of health problems similar to those that cigarette smokers face.

But in Japan, where the tobacco industry is largely state-run, the vast numbers of smokers face no sterner warning than this pleasant request: "Be careful not to smoke too much as it might injure your health".

A forthcoming paper by two scholars (Jonathan Gruber of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology and Botond Koszegi of the University of California) notes that smokers face a familiar choice between short-term pleasure and a long-term desire to quit.

According to a second study in the same journal, women smokers face a 17.8 times greater risk of dying of lung cancer, than women who do not smoke; men who smoke are at 14.6 times greater risk to die of lung cancer than men who don't.

Smokers face half the risk of developing Parkinsons disease as those who have never smoked.

They said it appeared that former smokers faced the same risk as people who had never smoked.

This is something that could be investigated in cohort studies of smokers faced with hypothetical and then with real price increases over the course of several years.

A study by Goldberg et al. (2014) on Mindfulness Training for Smokers (in face-to-face group format) [ 66] showed decrease in self-reported pre- to post intervention DASS stress subscale and hair cortisol, suggesting that MTS in a face-to-face format does in fact lead to decreased stress.

Smokers could face fines of as much as $750 a violation, and landlords or condominium associations could also face fines for failing to equip buildings with adequate ventilation.

Smokers now face another risk from their habit: it could cost them a shot at a job.