Sentence examples for tainted substances from inspiring English sources

Harm reduction measures, like offering on-site monitoring and medical care to attendees who take drugs or offering drug checking kits to ensure users don't consume tainted substances, have been largely discouraged by the law.

"There's no quality assurance of what is being sold [with just decriminalization], so in an illicit market, people can be sold tainted substances that can make them sick or even kill them," Bogart said.

Of those who responded to THUMP's survey, only 21.7percentt said they'd buy from someone they just met a finding harm reduction expert Julie-Soleil Meeson said speaks to a greater public awareness today of the dangers of tainted substances.

The biggest hole in the drinking-water safety net may be the least visible: the potential for water to be tainted by substances that scientists and officials have not even studied, much less regulated.

The November report was primarily focused on track and field, but Dr. Rodchenkov described the whole spectrum of Russian sport as tainted by banned substances.

"If I can get that done for two dollars an hour in China, why would I pay somebody sixteen dollars an hour in North Carolina?" Critics also point to endemic food-safety problems in China, which include hog corpses floating in Chinese rivers and pork tainted with banned substances.

Cannabis advocates would like the public to believe that it is impossible for cannabis to be tainted with dangerous substances.

Brown admitted using a supplement tainted with a substance banned by the league.

Every time you abuse recreational drugs, there is a chance that it is tainted with a substance that can kill.

Some athletes are even said to be avoiding meat, fearing it might be tainted with a banned substance, clenbuterol.

As a result, he said crops and Navajo land are now tainted with the oily substance.