Sentence examples for smokers whose from inspiring English sources

Baxter is one of those smokers whose pores exude a perfume, an oily essence of his habit.

Some dermatologists, for example, said that the nonsmokers among their patients generally had younger-looking skin than smokers, whose skin appeared to have aged prematurely.

At a minimum, readers deserve honest terminology -- a warning label that will protect their financial health in the same way that smokers whose physical health is at risk are given a warning.

In the study, 20 healthy men, smokers whose average age was 32, took a series of single breaths of air in which levels of the irritating agent capsaicin were steadily increased.

If you can choose another counter that doesn't elevate your risk, however slightly, why wouldn't you?" Radon is the second leading cause of lung cancer after smoking and is considered especially dangerous to smokers, whose lungs are already compromised.

At 30-odd years' distance, they also symbolise a sport then festooned with gamblers, drinkers and smokers, whose off-the-pitch activities were not the subject of either tabloid exclusives or the kind of sob stories we associate with fallen talents such as Tony Adams and Paul Gascoigne, but the stuff of absolute normality.

There are far too many professional anti-smokers whose aim is to get rid of smoking altogether.

But a study in the BMJ in May contradicted earlier research and found that non-smokers whose spouse smoked did not in fact have a significantly higher chance of contracting lung cancer as a result.

It has long been the consensus in the medical profession that passive smoking is dangerous, so there was outrage when the British Medical Journal of May 17th published a study which found that non-smokers whose spouse smoked did not suffer lung cancer or other smoking-related diseases as a result.

33, heavy smoker whose hand was cut off for stealing cigarettes The unavoidable three-year military service was the inevitable future for any confused student like me.

Not that Erlendur, a tall chain smoker whose salt-and-pepper beard matches his wool snowflake-pattern sweater, is without emotion or a sense of humor.