Sentence examples for be counterfeiting from inspiring English sources
verb
To falsely produce what appears to be official or valid; to produce a forged copy of.
- To counterfeit the signature of another, coins, notes, etc.
He had first alerted Sanlu in February because he feared someone might be counterfeiting the company's products.
"My Machiavellian mind tells me that the Chinese have worked out a deal with the Russians and the North Koreans that if North Korea comes back to the six-party talks, the main issue will not be denuclearization, it will be counterfeiting".
Every commodity can be counterfeited – everything from condoms to toothpaste".
ID cards can be counterfeited or stolen, too.
Samples with no active ingredients (likely to be counterfeited) decreased from 3.3% to 1% (p=0.048).
The captions for figures 1C and 1D should be "Counterfeit Zenigal (orlistat 120 mg)" and "Counterfeit Xenical (orlistat 120mg -2 120mg -2ively.
It could be "counterfeited".
If they're not counterfeiting you, they're counterfeiting someone else, which shows you're not in demand.
But those attempts stir passions precisely because the currency they are counterfeiting is so valuable.
Many of them add innovations to the devices they are counterfeiting.
They're counterfeiting emotion, faking their roles for all that they're worth.
