Sentence examples for obnoxious odor from inspiring English sources

When English nobles visiting London in 1306 complained about the "obnoxious odor" after blacksmiths and other artisans had switched from wood to coal, King Edward I banned its use, the author writes.

And in a letter home to "Mother and Daddy" recalled: "Halfway through dinner I leaned across the table and lit her cigarette for her with a French match that sputtered badly and gave off that obnoxious odor peculiar to French matches...

Hence, the leachate migration through soil and obnoxious odor can be avoided.

Didn't you notice a powerful and obnoxious odor of mendacity in this room?

It putrefies easily under the hot tropical temperatures and generates considerable quantities of leachates and obnoxious odor (Everett 1992; Knoll 1983; Adhikari et al. 2006; Amoah et al. 2007).

Given that oral hygiene isn't at the top of dogs' natural gifts, Dr. Wagstaff developed brisket-flavored bristles that encourage the hound to lick its way to minty freshness, or at least a less obnoxious odor.

In a long search for good incapacitants, scientists have investigated chemical and biological agents, loud noises, microwaves, high-intensity light and obnoxious odors.

The obnoxious odors generated from pulp and paper industries have been the cause of nuisance since the instigation of these industries.

Many affected homeowners also experienced an assortment of health effects, and complained of obnoxious odors.

When sensory irritation effects are assessed for deriving exposure limits, the avoidance of excessive annoyance due to obnoxious odors might serve as basis for setting an OEL (e.g., DFG MAK list).

Use non-VOC paints in your child's bedroom, which won't off-gas, leave an obnoxious paint odor and stir up asthma or allergies.