Примеры quit

• As soon as a few years after quitting the smoking habit, ex-smokers are at a substantially lower risk for myocardial infarction or stroke.

• Among respondents, 7 % of smokers reported never trying to quit.

• He quit in 1954 to take part in the creation of one of the first private laboratories dedicated to assisting metallurgical and mechanical domestic industries.

• Individuals less than 40 years of age who have a family member diagnosed with heart disease are likely to have quit smoking.

• In human conversations we are accustomed to having the other participant's quitting if we interrupt and persist in our interruption.

• Recent reviews reported that lack of acknowledgment and work-related stress contribute to less work satisfaction and the desire to quit nursing as a profession.

• It can now be more confidently asserted that high internalization is an important risk factor for failure to quit smoking.

• Furthermore, the number of people quitting smoking increased as the intensity of the smoking-cessation intervention increased (15).

• Accepting to quit the current game closes this game and cancels the remaining commitments of the game.

• As a result, the incentive to use advance notice would be countercyclical since the probability that workers quit falls during recession.

• However, 20 percent of the dentists had at some time or other recommended smokeless tobacco as a support for smokers who wanted to quit.

• Women who spontaneously quit smoking in early pregnancy.

• Scientists will have to quit their ivory towers in order to explain how the patient sorting out of tested information can facilitate agreement.

• Thus, if a worker quits before the notice period expires, there are no additional costs involved, beyond the wage paid during the notice time.

• Displaying extreme self-neglect and lack of concentration, he had to quit the yeshiva.