Sentence examples for to be counterfeit from inspiring English sources

Many of the pharmaceuticals sold through Web sites promoted by spammers are believed to be counterfeit.

"If it's ridiculously cheap," says Terry, "it's either going to be counterfeit or stolen".

A second tablet, sold as a treatment for anxiety, was found to be counterfeit and contained undeclared ingredients.

It is a criminal offence to keep or pass on a note you know to be counterfeit.

Individuals and companies are not allowed to pass on coins they know to be counterfeit, so ending up with fakes can be costly.

Mr. Townsend said that less than 1percentt of the more than $500 billion in U.S. currency in circulation throughout the world is estimated to be counterfeit.

Imitation may be the highest form of flattery for fonio, which has now achieved enough modest recognition to be counterfeited.

But the frames appeared to be counterfeits and Ms. Rodriguez, a lifelong fan of Lafont, remembers that even the case seemed fake.

When Mr. Nemser was arrested, investigators said that some of the Medals of Honor in which he trafficked appeared to be counterfeits.

Due to the increasing usage of the cloud computing architecture, computer systems are facing many security challenges that render sensitive data visible and available to be counterfeited by malicious users and especially intruders.

Designed to be counterfeit-proof, it looks counterfeit.