Sentence examples for offensive-smelling from inspiring English sources

In Lagos, Nigeria, Campylobacter enteritis is characterized by a history of watery offensive-smelling stool lasting <5 days (51 ).

Fogo: An offensive smell.

Medieval European cities used to keep tanneries and their offensive smells outside their walls, by law.

Then came the odd colors from the tap — greens and browns — and the offensive smells and tastes.

This study sought to identify compounds present in blackstrap molasses that might be attractive to house flies, and therefore, provide the public with an indoor bait that does not have an offensive smell and is easy to handle.

School lunch programs were initially attracted to processed beef (despite its alkaline taste and offensive smell) because it was so much cheaper.

Apocrine secretion is oily, opalescent, and odourless when secreted, but acquires an offensive smell when it mingles with the bacteria of the skin.

It is probably the gem-dithiols rather than the thioketones themselves that are responsible for the extremely offensive smell associated with low-molecular-weight thioketones.

The Roman author Pliny the Elder, not easily swayed by the fashion for purple, wondered what all the fuss was about, declaring it a "dye with an offensive smell".

By his example he has so excused and so sweetened corruption that in Montana it no longer has an offensive smell".

Although very basic systems may have an odour, well-designed systems are ventilated and promote decomposition by aerobic bacteria and thus do not have an offensive smell if they are maintained properly.