Sentence examples for treated to kill from inspiring English sources

Government officials in India emphasized in interviews that spices slated for export are often treated to kill any bacteria.

Since October, some 6.5m hectares (16m acres) of land have been sprayed or otherwise treated to kill the insects, but the swarms keep moving south and eastwards.

A consumer advocacy group warned today against eating oysters from the Gulf of Mexico unless they have been cooked or treated to kill bacteria blamed for 15 to 20 deaths a year.

Also if you are in a really questionable area, watch out for all uncooked foods, like salads that would be washed with the water but not heat treated to kill off the bad bugs.

Soil known to harbour Verticillium can be fumigated or heat-treated to kill the disease organisms.

The documents -- internal memorandums, minutes of company marketing meetings and telexes to foreign distributors -- reveal and chronicle Cutter's decision to keep exporting the older product after it began making the new one, which was heat-treated to kill H.I.V.

The samples, which come from hospitals and clinics in Dar es Salaam and Morogoro, are heat-treated to kill the pathogens before being handled by staff and put before the rats.

But Chicago is the only one of the nation's largest cities that does not constantly disinfect its treated sewage to kill bacteria and viruses.

In a closed-loop nutrient recycling process, food waste would be brought to an AD plant and heat treated to pasteurise it, killing off any pathogens.

They were treated with antibiotics, to kill their hair cells.

"Pink Slime" is the appetizing term for a ground-up amalgam of beef scraps, cow connective tissues, and other beef trimmings, once useful only for dog food and cooking oil, that are treated with ammonia to kill pathogens and then added to stretch the use of "traditional" ground beef (what most people once called simply "ground beef").