Sentence examples for smoking industry from inspiring English sources

The most unpleasant outdoor odours that were reported related to traffic, farming, smoking, industry, and smoke; whereas the most common indoor odours related to food, sewers, stuffy air, and tobacco smoke.

Depending on who you listen to, e-cigs are either a God-given health tool that could save millions of smokers' lives or just another pointless, lethal cash cow for the smoking industry to milk.

In 2015, the smoking industry in China recorded $160 billion in revenue, according to Agence France-Presse.

The combination of the addictive nature of smoking, industry activity, and tax revenue to governments complicate control attempts.

Today the e-cigarette industry is worth around $3 billion globally, outpacing the entire stop-smoking industry including patches, gum, and other addiction killers.

Chemical agriculture's defense of pesticides conjures up the image of the chain-smoking industry attorney Nathan Thurm slithering through a minefield of facts and figures about the causes of global warming in this classic skit from Saturday Night Live.

TEEN-AGE SMOKING -- The industry would have to pay up to $2 billion more a year if the number of teen-agers who smoke did not fall to specified levels.

"Frontiers will achieve this goal by changing the debate from one about teenage smoking and industry practices to one about massive tax increases, bigger government and loss of individual freedom".

In order to combat the attempt by congress to tax them to cover the costs of illness related to smoking, the industry had to admit that tobacco kills smokers at such a young age that they never had the chance to run up big health care bills," said Gladwell".For years the industry argued that they should be left alone because smoking didn't kill people.

The story, reported in The Chicago Tribune, was an almost literal smoking gun: food industry and tobacco industry scientists were collaborating to study the effects of flavor combinations on brain activity in the service of selling us more of both products.

However, fumes from lorries cannot be blamed for all of the area's respiratory problems – smoking and heavy industry remain a major cause of public health problems in the south Wales valleys.