Sometimes the concentration of analyzed substance is too low, or dilution is undesirable for technical reasons.
Smooth it onto your skin at night, since the substance is too thick and greasy to wear around during the day.
However, he contradicted his statement in a later interview, saying that he had major suspicions that he was using banned substances but was too naïve and lacking in self-respect to act otherwise.
Minutes after the Court of Arbitration of Sport ruled that Sharapova's two-year suspension for using the banned substance meldonium was too punitive and lowered to 18 months, Head released a statement profound in its tone-deafness.
Ron Atkinson, on the other hand, understood that style is integral to substance, even if he was too absorbed in his own – a frippery held against him as soon as things went wrong.
Colonel Shields said the Centers for Disease Control could not determine what the substance was because the sample was too small.
Students inform me daily about issues such as a flat mate abusing substances or being too noisy.
(African American, Group 1) Still others explained that having anal intercourse without using substances would be too painful so they are only willing to have anal intercourse when they are high: It was the drugs that was the main thing that made me.
According to the story as told by the Dow Corning Corporation, where Dr. Warrick worked for more than three decades, the odd substance was simply a mistake; it was too pliable to be a substitute for rubber.
Senator Charles E. Schumer, in classic tuxedo and sparse, conservative haircut, tried to talk substance about police tactics, but it was too noisy, especially where he was sitting -- a table away from the star of the evening, Hillary Rodham Clinton.
