| For example, he found the German socialists in Milwaukee unbribable. |
| To create a new block you need to spend CPU time, which acts as an unbribable timestamp for the previous transactions. |
| A litigant under these rules was well advised to present evidence of an educated male noble, or, if a noble was unobtainable or unbribable, of a priest of the Orthodox faith. |
| He was shot soon after but survived and is deemed unbribable, unlike his predecessor, James A. Philomena. |
| Then, such places should be policed 24 hours a day by unbribable officers for maybe a few weeks to ensure there are no re-offenders. |
| If you like driving around the city until you can find an unbribable juror to beat to death, this is the game for you. |
