Sentence examples for dangerous substitute from inspiring English sources
Some have considered them a dangerous substitute for Scripture, a tool of hierarchical church authority or a distraction from heartfelt faith and virtuous living.
Recently, however, the university has been embroiled in a dispute over whether the student paper should accept ads even for decaffeinated Diet Coke, which is seen as a dangerous substitute — like candy cigarettes.
She suggests that, if young people wish to reap similar benefits, they ought to be sure to test their supply (most of what is sold as MDMA is a dangerous substitute) and wait until they're in an enduring relationship.
Certainly, the 46 women involved in the Agro-Business Centre at Gomba village know the drawbacks and perils of using expensive and dangerous substitutes for green energy.
Sally Greenberg, executive director of the National Consumers League, said she supported approval because without an FDA-certified drug, women might turn to unregulated or dangerous substitutes.
By its nature, the global scale of the problem of sale of inactive or dangerous substitutes for medications by criminal organisations is difficult to assess; 115 countries identified counterfeit and/or fake drugs on their markets in 2008 [ 26].
It's that really cool and not at all dangerous heroin substitute that desperate Russian dope fiends have been destroying their lives with for a few years.
MDMA, or Molly, is one of the most popular drugs on college campuses and is also the drug most often imitated or adulterated with dangerous, untested substitutes.
In addition, clear criteria are needed for substituting substances which ascertain that the new ingredients are proven to be less dangerous than the substituted substance according to the present assessment criteria.
Ulloa should have done better from another dangerous Lopez delivery and substitute Andrea Orlandi cut in from the left to flash past the far post.
They should stop manufacturing dangerous chemicals when safer substitutes are available.
