Sentence examples for substances today from inspiring English sources

A little over two years ago, T.S. began attending anonymous recovery meetings for alcoholism and addiction to other substances; today, she's approaching two years of sobriety.

Back in the prohibition era, doctors would sell their patients prescriptions for "medicinal" alcohol, just as unscrupulous doctors will sell prescriptions for non-medicinal Oxycontin and other controlled substances today.

Katz wrote Electric Excitation of Nerve (1939), Nerve, Muscle and Synapse (1966), and The Release of Neural Transmitter Substances (1969).

He pleaded guilty to 34 counts of communicating false information and three counts of sending hoax noxious substances from October 2003 to October last year.

The number of legal highs on the market is rising exponentially each year, with the European monitoring centre for drugs and drug addiction recording 101 new substances last year.

Canada added the chemical to its list of toxic substances this year and has said it will ban BPA from polycarbonate baby bottles.

His publications included Electric Excitation Of Nerve (1939), Nerve Muscle And Synapse (1966) and The Release Of Neural Transmitter Substances (1969).

An article published Aug. 27 in The Charlotte Observer said that five Carolina Panthers and a practice-squad player used steroids or received prescriptions for banned substances several years ago.

Approximately two dozen Chinese swimmers have now tested positive for banned substances since 1990, prompting widespread belief among other swimming powers of systematic drug use.

report issued in July noted that the E.P.A. has added only one new drinking water contaminant to its list of regulated substances since 1996.

A number of registered substances (1,728) showed clear identity and had at least one DNEL or DMEL for workers.