Sentence examples for not adulterated from inspiring English sources
Each batch of imported drugs would have to be tested for purity, to make sure it was not adulterated or misbranded.
The chun-bing, a comfort food item brought over directly from Northeastern China, not adulterated for Americans, but refined into a product that is clean, thoughtful, accessible, and flavorful.
In January 2015 the Russian press stated that Russian scientists have made a new "clean" borehole into Lake Vostok using a special 50 kg probe that collected about 1 liter of water not adulterated by the antifreezing fluid.
In this paper we introduce a technical method for the procurement of a viable, enriched cell population not adulterated by the effects of fixative.
Don't forget other Italian fast options such as pasta or lasagna with lots of vegetables in the sauce and homemade garlic bread using real butter (not adulterated) or olive oil and fresh garlic.
The day's assignment – and the personages you encounter – shall not adulterate the requisite mixture of detached interest and dry, professional disdain.
The federal education minister, Christopher Pyne, has set a March deadline to push the higher education deregulation package through the Senate, warning crossbench senators he would not "adulterate" the reforms until they were "meaningless".
Bhatia and Smith were adamant about not adulterating email.
I was struck today by the women saying that because they actually guarantee that their goods aren't adulterated – this means that they are trusted and actually bring reliable food to the poorest in the country.
In the Netherlands, on the other hand, where the utility of a site like pillreports has been transcended by government-backed testing centres, where drug users can take their pills to ensure they aren't adulterated, not a single such fatality has been recorded.
His loot included weighty arm rings probably made in Ireland, ingots nicked by a knife to check the precious metal wasn't adulterated with lead or copper, fragments of beautiful gold mounts from a sword owned by some Anglo-Saxon who probably didn't hand it over voluntarily, and a huge twisted silver, wire necklace.
