Sentence examples for some addicted from inspiring English sources

Other villagers say that desperate parents, some addicted to drugs, resort to selling their children to child traffickers.

The scientists, at the University of Cambridge, collected brain scans and personality tests from people who had used cocaine over several years — some addicted, some not.

The average among paying users is about $50 in Japan, with some addicted users paying twice that much.

To be blunt, the very same instincts that enabled our ancestors to survive and reproduce now make many of us fat, some addicted and most of us frivolous in how we use our downtime.

Kratom is also being used by some addicted people as a form of opioid maintenance, and unlike the two proven medications for that purpose Suboxone and Methadone it doesn't carry a well-established risk of overdose death if it gets into the wrong hands.

On the other side are those, including many of the state's district attorneys, who say that the threat of tough sentences is enough to induce some addicted drug violators to seek treatment.

Some are addicted to drugs or alcohol.

Many are survivors of domestic abuse, some are addicted to drugs; all are crushed by lack of contact with children and families.

Like recovering junkies, some hopelessly addicted collectors have no choice but to swear off their habits forever.

As is the case with recovering junkies, some hopelessly addicted collectors have no choice but to swear off their habits forever.

This undercuts the entire basis for thinking of the drug problem as mainly having to do with interdiction of foreign substances, and places it more in the category of "Why do people take drugs, and then some become addicted to them?" This is a much larger and more psychological, cultural, and public health issue.