This can have the effect of slowing down rates of smoking cessation, and encouraging more widespread smoking among segments of the population where smoking was previously relatively rare, such as women and young adolescents of both sexes.

By 1950, smoking prevalence was 77 per cent for men and 38 per cent for women.

Smoking

Smoking is against school policy. Students must not smoke.

I'm giving up smoking.

Smoking kills.

No smoking.

Smoking and health

To smoke, he answered.

Smoking room.

No smoking!

III teach you to smoke.

Time for a smoke!

You've got to stop smoking so much.

Do you object to smoking?

I'm giving up smoking.

I quit smoking.

Smoking is a bad habit.

No smoking, Whitey.

You may smoke too.

When did you start smoking?

Would you like to smoke?

How about smoking?

I've stopped smoking.

The smokeroom steward, sir.

I smoke Luckies now.

smoking, drinking, and bed.

The right to smoke in public.

When are you going to quit smoking?

Smoking may be lethal.

Smoking may be fatal.

When did you stop smoking?

I am used to not to smoke.

She decided to stop smoking.

It is difficult to give up smoking.

Director, smoking is bad for your health

Smoke is it, boys.

I won't smoke, sir. Thank you.

I give my pledge that I will quit smoking.

He decided to quit smoking.

He stopped smoking last year.

I gave up smoking a year ago.

You should quit smoking.

You must quit smoking cigarettes.

You must quit smoking.