Sentence examples for obvious counterfeit from inspiring English sources

The obvious counterfeit nature of Mr. Demand's large color photographs — taken of three-dimensional paper and cardboard reconstructions of photographs of the scene of the theft — gave the images an unusual stillness and untouched innocence.

In addition to reported citywide campaigns to curb spitting, cursing, littering, cutting in line, and bad English translations on signs and menus, the Beijing authorities are also tearing down poor neighborhoods, closing down "undesirable" businesses, ordering the removal of obvious counterfeit products from store shelves, and enforcing other laws that were previously ignored.

Careful examination ought easily to have exposed these obvious counterfeiting devices.

And there are obvious anti-counterfeit opportunities.

It is unfortunate that, instead of poking fun at their arrogance and naivety, you choose to validate it in a backhanded way by blaming donors for everything that goes wrong in Mongolia.WILLIAM BIKALESUlan Bator, MongoliaSIR An obvious solution to counterfeit money already exists ("The colour of money", April 29th).

The potential profit of counterfeit versions is obvious.

"Counterfeits have an obvious impact on profit and jobs, yet people increasingly see access to fakes as a normal, consumer choice".

Prior to these reforms, the presence of counterfeit drugs had an obvious and detrimental impact on those who used them inadvertently.

It seems to be that a man's clothes, if they are too obvious in what they say about his rank and metier, tend to look like counterfeit statements except in very rare instances, when some vibration of truth about the man himself comes through all the fabric and buttons.

The ease and impunity with which counterfeit, expired or repackaged medicines can enter into a large market has obvious appeal to criminal networks.

For example, boxes of counterfeit toothpaste that showed up in U.S. stores in June 2007 had several obvious typos, including "SOUTH AFRLCA" and "Assoxiation".