Sentence examples for offensive odor from inspiring English sources

Moreover, he pointed out, stray feathers and an offensive odor during warmer months are an unavoidable part of the poultry business.

Given its offensive odor, it has won such epithets as "stink tree" and "ghetto palm," thriving despite neglect, water deprivation and even physical abuse.

The "conditions of carriage" for American Airlines, for instance, explain that the airline can remove you for refusing to obey instructions from any flight crew member but also for things like having "an offensive odor not caused by a disability or illness" or being "clothed in a manner that would cause discomfort or offense to other passengers".

The existence of those compounds could reduce offensive odor, making the flavor good.

Due of its high toxicity, offensive odor, and acidic nature, H2S can pose serious threats to health and environment.

Besides, action of indigenous microorganisms will release offensive odor that pollutes the atmospheric environment (Sarma et al. 2012).

"That would include the absence of harmful or offensive odors," he said.

When dealing with offensive odors, a friendly conversation may prove effective — like encouraging opening a window or installing some other form of ventilation — while preserving neighborly relations.

Disputes between neighbors about loud noise, offensive odors, intrusive pets or wayward vegetation have been going on for centuries, and the exchanges can become rather unneighborly.

A "Most proprietary leases prohibit a shareholder from allowing objectionable or offensive odors to emanate from his apartment into common areas or other apartments," said Aaron Shmulewitz, a Manhattan co-op and condominium lawyer.

This particular story began with a comment a man made to me one day in 2009: he told me that the worst smell in Lurigancho (where there are many offensive odors, to be sure) was the smell of sex in your cell when you weren't having any.