| The eggs were floated in salty water and then infracted for measuring thick albumen. |
| The lives of many political and economic migrants and refugees are infracted by poverty. ill health, illiteracy, disability, gender inequity, xenophobia, racial profiling and social exclusion. |
| We are trying to tighten that up dramatically and I am being infracted at the moment by the European Union for doing that. |
| Thus the majority of studies demonstrated that apoptosis in the center of the infracted area is often negligible. |
| The infracted ends occasionally may be seen held insecurely by a delicate band of periosteum. |
| There was a retributive justice for all those who infracted the rules of the game. |
