| A serpent has stung me in my very orchard, an incestuous, adulterate beast born of witchery! |
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| Competition rules applied selectively in various countries adulterate European competition and so on and so forth. |
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| If sellers cannot fetch a good price, they will limit the supply of what they offer, or adulterate the quality. |
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| The connection cable can influence the float position of the measuring system and therefore adulterate the measuring result. |
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| However, other delegations noted that it was impractical to adulterate olive oils with desterolized oils on a commercially relevant scale. |
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| Occasionally, drug dealers settle accounts at gunpoint and adulterate their merchandise before sale to final customers. |
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| If the medium has his own fancies and inclinations, they will adulterate the message with his own thoughts. |
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| The machine does not warm the dough and then it does not adulterate its characteristics. |
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| However, the incentive to adulterate gasoline with untaxed industrial solvents remains, and such adulteration is a continuing problem. |
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| Often used to adulterate rose oil by its high geraniol. |
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| The general practice in the West Indies was to baptize, add color, and otherwise adulterate rum to make it appear better. |
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| Never adulterate my teachings, manifest my Work as a book which embraces only purity and when you have concluded your journey, I will welcome you. |
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| Although these measures had some effect, sales of kerosene remained high until oil taxes were restructured in 1986 and the tax on kerosene increased between 1986 and 1991 to remove the incentive to adulterate. |
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| In many churches are only punished those that adulterate or rob, the rest of them are totally unpunished, as the slanderers, the injurer and the defamers. |
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| The meatball was exceptional, with just enough binder to hold its shape but not adulterate the beefiness of the meat. |
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| It is diverted to the black market, where it is either sold at a higher price or used to adulterate diesel, which sells for about 30 rupees per litre. This then poses an acute dilemma for the government. |
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| These pebbles could not be melted alone but would alloy with and adulterate gold to the extent that the gold bars would become brittle and impossible to refine. |
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| At the same time, however, provision is made for derogations and this is where caution is needed, because this will adulterate the severity of the measures. |
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| Two other species of genus Myristica may be used to adulterate nutmeg as a spice. |
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| Of course, we need teeth in any regulations so that if any company were found to adulterate or misrepresent a product, they could be put out of business. |
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