Sentence examples for uncertain ingredients from inspiring English sources

But federal officials say drugs from Canada can carry numerous risks, among them false labeling and uncertain ingredients.

— Dave McKenney That's a very interesting question because it gets to the issue of information, which is one of the most powerful, and uncertain, ingredients in the political chemistry.

It remains uncertain which ingredient of coffee is protective against liver cancer.

"IT'S unproven or uncertain that those ingredients provide an extra benefit," said Dr. Cheston M. Berlin Jr., a pediatrician in Hershey, Pa., and a member of the Institute of Medicine panel.

Blood and Gold: The Making of Spain (BBC4) | iPlayer That's So Last Century (C4) | 4oD The Secret Life of 6 Year Olds (Channel 4) | 4oD Capital (BBC1) | iPlayer In Blood and Gold: The Making of Spain, Simon Sebag Montefiore stared into the camera in slightly unnerving close-up and a big straw hat and identified in no uncertain terms the ingredients of nation building.

Foreign inspections are essential because the FDA and U.S. law enforcement agencies have consistently found that drugs coming into the U.S. from foreign suppliers are of uncertain origin and ingredients.

Home remedies with natural ingredients are always an uncertain science, and the U.S. National Institute of Health doesn't report any to be consistently effective in all cases.

For firms wanting to invest, access to the ingredients of production energy, labour and land is uncertain and expensive.

If you spot any ingredient on the list that you are uncertain about, look it up to determine if it is natural or chemical before making your purchase.

In a show that takes a sledgehammer to the fourth wall, some elements will remain uncertain until put in front of an audience – the "missing ingredient".

However, the active ingredients of many existing herbs have still remained unknown or uncertain for biologists.