Sentence examples for would be counterfeit from inspiring English sources
If you were to collect all of the designer-label jewelry and watches in the world and throw them in a pile, TrueFacet cofounder and CEO Tirath Kamdar tells TechCrunch, over 40percentt of the pile would be counterfeit.
"Every time a new design would come out, we would have an informal pool on how soon it would be counterfeited," said retired agent Brewer.
The dollar was attacked by congressmen from the Whig Party, then in the minority, on the grounds that it would be too small, would be counterfeited and in bad light might be mistakenly spent as a half dime, the coins being similar in size.
When there were calls in Congress in 1836 for a two-cent piece to be made of debased silver, or billon, Patterson had Peale, working with Second Engraver Christian Gobrecht, strike pattern coins to show that the coins would be easily counterfeited using base metals.
Although he may have said something about movies, he told me, any smile would have been counterfeit.
Wharton argued that the tough alloy would be difficult to counterfeit.
Patterson sent a brass button with two of the billon planchets that would have been used for the coin to Tracy, showing how hard it would be to prevent counterfeiting.
And DNA tags could be used for a kind of barcoding that would be almost impossible to counterfeit, and which could label individual molecules, components of cells in biotechnology and medicine, and even entire organisms (such as valuable livestock).
Chekhov's supple artistry — at once invisible and palpably present — is so inextricably tied to his fearless yet humane worldview that copying his example would be as impossible as counterfeiting fingerprints.
This billon alloy was considered by the U.S. Mint, but U.S. Treasury Secretary Alexander Hamilton feared that it would be too susceptible to counterfeiting, since its appearance differed little from that of pure copper.
