| The addicting properties of sugar or fast food could easily be tested in humans. |
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| He had placed two candles on the table, which gave off a very addicting aroma. |
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| In some ways, cyberskulking is even more alluring, more addicting than the IRL thing. |
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| After the fall of the Soviet Union, a wave of drug use swept over Russia, addicting hundreds of thousands of young people. |
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| With over 110 mysterious levels and a simple game play mechanic, Emerald Tale is both addicting and fun. |
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| And, if you're new to the SimCity universe, prepare yourself for one of the most engaging, addicting games you've ever played. |
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| Customize your chief and master addicting minigames to progress your entire people even further into the future! |
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| The payday lenders are analogous to drug dealers, addicting their clients, then bleeding them dry, and ultimately leaving behind blighted communities. |
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| An amount of addicting elements in those plants is low and they are not cultivated. |
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| Not only do they exploit our citizens by addicting them to their various illegal activities, they often entice them into a life of crime. |
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| An addicting game that combines popular block puzzle elements with the classic game of Memory. |
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| An addicting tower defense game with endless combinations and possibilities. |
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| Each of the four main female characters in Witches of East End has their own fast-evolving and addicting storylines. |
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| Every sentence, every scene, works in service of the plot, which moves with addicting pace. |
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| The pace, rhythm, crazy spins, personalities, and, as I quickly learned, unique underground subculture were addicting. |
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| Once addicted at a vulnerable age, the argument goes, young users grow into adults who find the addicting substances difficult or impossible to resist. |
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| Pushing the limits of your personal bests will be addicting! |
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| I cannot say enough good things about this short, addicting series. |
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| That's because many mistakenly believe that heroin is only addicting when it is injected. |
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| That's the main aim of the addicting jumping game Alien Springer. |
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| Play addicting mini-games and complete challenges to advance, and explore more and more islands in this fun sequel to the hit Simulation game, Escape from Paradise. |
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| Arnold Washton of New York with realizing in 1983 that cocaine was addicting. |
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| Scoring points on a dancemat in a computer game to the sounds of the latest hits each with custom dans moves. This is the addicting mix to keep on moving. |
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| Our country should not allow these products for sale because they are clearly geared at addicting our young people to one of the most carcinogenic and unhealthy products in the country. |
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| The long term viability of the tobacco industry in Canada is founded on a strategy of addicting children and youth, even in the face of irrefutable evidence that smoking kills. |
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| Prescription painkillers are extremely addicting, and teens who self-medicate for relatively minor pain can become addicted quickly. |
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| Morphine, codeine, and thebaine, which represent one type, act upon the central nervous system and are analgesic, narcotic, and potentially addicting compounds. |
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