Sentence examples for a rotten odor from inspiring English sources

Remember that too much water will drown the microbes and chase away the worms; this can also cause the pile to get a "rotten" odor.

The refrigerator was nauseating, overstuffed and sending off a garlicky rotten odor, but she found a pot of stew that was still warm shoved in among wrinkled apples.

It smelled moldy, unbreathed, perhaps unfit for breathing, and it began, as Mrs. Wilson travelled slowly downward, to take on a faintly rotten odor.

While sometimes difficult to distinguish, sebum is "more solid and cheeselike and has a distinctive rotten odor", according to The Piercing Bible.

The finding, released by the Consumer Product Safety Commission, is the second in a series of progress reports on a widespread investigation into complaints by homeowners that their newly built homes were giving off a rotten egg odor and causing respiratory problems, and that appliances and electrical systems were failing quickly.

In recognition of the growing demand regarding the control of undesired taste and odor (T&O) problems in natural water resources, the photocatalytic degradation of 2-isopropyl-3 methoxy pyrazine (IPMP), a common metabolite of soil actinomycetes which contributes a rotten vegetable odor to water, was investigated under simulated solar irradiation.

It is also a well-known fact that the clinical tableau for septic embolism is different from the one typical for Fournier necrotizing fasciitis; the skin is pale and marbled, and the patient is in shock and exhibits acral necrosis, without rotten odor.

Treating latex rubber sheet wastewater often leads to the generation of a rotten-egg odor from toxic H2S.

She used this bucket to detect a hydrogen sulfide leak in April after getting a whiff of a rotten-egg odor she rated as a "ten out of ten" on her personal scale.

Bubbling should occur, giving off a rotten-egg odor (the sulfuric gases released by the cleaning action).

If the water has a foul, rotten egg odor when you start, stop.