Sentence examples for with quack from inspiring English sources
Before his death in 2011 the Apple co-founder bombarded Agus with quack remedies.
This was high-quality research reported in Nature, but it would have languished at the bottom of the Goldacre/Sanders criteria along with quack claims about loganberries, because it stems from a study on animals.
The Big Duck had, and has, an uncanny knack — sorry, rhymes with quack — for attaining global celebrity and became famous as the gateway to the Hamptons: Long Island's own Arc de Triomphe, only nuttier.
The company is working with Quack.com, which recently announced plans to team with fourth-ranked Web portal Lycos lcos on a voice portal, as well as a BellSouth bls voice portal, AudioPoint.com, HeyAnita.com and InternetSpeech.com.
From Oxycontin and Big Pharma to a glut of pain mills with quack doctors prescribing Oxy's like crazy to the Mexican cartels shipping in black tar heroin by the tonnage, we are at a place where we lack understanding on how we got to where we are.
He was eager to juxtapose the multileveled intricacy of his piano improvisations with quacking, wriggling synthesizer tones, hopping between profundity and comedy.
The program has been a huge success - protecting 35 million acres of land and partially restoring the "duck factory" of the Upper Midwest that fills the skies of North America with quacks and hunting opportunities - so why has Mr. Paterakis put this great environmental success story in his sights?
How do we deal with quacks in African traditional medicine?
We object to being confounded with quacks and subjected to the same distrust and prosecutions.
At a local level, it was not easy to compete with quacks on the "information turf" and women usually subscribed to the quacks' version of medical knowledge while ignoring the scientifically valid information provided by the government health department.
It brings the former to the level of the latter, The State of Kansas, to prevent being overrun with quacks, passed a law last year requiring every doctor to have a diploma, or be examined by a committee chosen by the State Medical Society.
