Sentence examples for was counterfeiting from inspiring English sources
verb
To falsely produce what appears to be official or valid; to produce a forged copy of.
- To counterfeit the signature of another, coins, notes, etc.
In the 11th century Barcelona was counterfeiting Muslim coins; in the 14th century Granada was doing the same with Barcelona's coins.
IT took Nancy Corzine nine years and $900,000 in legal fees to prove that a showroom in Florida was counterfeiting her furniture.
Serono first realized that someone was counterfeiting Serostim late last year when patients began to call to complain that they had suffered a slight swelling or a skin rash after being injected.
Someone was counterfeiting Coca-Cola fountain syrup.
He was counterfeiting Windows software in China and importing it to the United States.
His actual crime, which he pleaded guilty to, was counterfeiting the packaging to make the discs pass for Dell-branded ones.
It was estimated that in 2003 53%percentt of software installed in Asia-Pacific region was counterfeited.
If they're not counterfeiting you, they're counterfeiting someone else, which shows you're not in demand.
But those attempts stir passions precisely because the currency they are counterfeiting is so valuable.
Many of them add innovations to the devices they are counterfeiting.
The only legal illegal business here is counterfeiting.
