Sentence examples for substances has made from inspiring English sources

Hard work, not banned substances, has made her into a champion swimmer, de Bruijn said.

The complex nature of these substances has made detailed structural studies extremely difficult.

The introduction in 2009 of the biological passport, which uses baseline blood measurements to detect changes that might indicate banned substances, has made a big difference, they said.

Ye has repeatedly said hard work, not a banned substance, has made her a champion.

He carefully felt the card and slit it open, looking for a substance that has made mail call here a different experience of late.

His substance abuse has made discerning actual talent and skill pretty difficult, and as a result any rewards and accolades he would have received for his success should be reconsidered.

Her estranged husband's "substance abuse has made his actions unpredictable, and I am afraid that he is going to do something drastic," Michelle Kane's court declaration continued.

It can happen when people fail to remember what they were doing at the time if it was a long time ago, say, and they don't have their diary, or if drinking or substance misuse has made the memory weaker".

The increasingly fragmented health and care landscape, coupled with the loss of many vital specialist substance misuse services, has made the situation worse.

Believe in Allah and His messenger, and spend (in charity) out of the (substance) whereof He has made you heirs.

Given the similarities between PG and substance dependence, PG research has made assumptions and used paradigms similar to those used in substance use disorder (SUD) research.