Sentence examples for Rare substance from inspiring English sources

Chelmites seeking Justice are craftily sold the rare substance in a sealed barrel by an innkeeper.

Iridium normally is a rare substance in rocks of Earth's crust (about 0.3 part per billion).

There he began working with helium-3, which was then still a rare substance, a byproduct of the atomic age.

The rare substance, known as ambergris, was found washed up on an Anglesey Beach by a walker.

Fiji's luxury-chic status has always been directly tied to the idea that this is a rare substance from an exotic place.

Mr. Quintarelli and a handful of other great producers showed that the region was capable of making wines of rare substance, with considerable aging potential.

Prices for rare earth elements have gone through the roof in recent years, with China basically monopolizing the market for these rare substances (the country currently produces a whopping 97percentt of all rare earths used globally).

He is constantly searching for rarer substances such as cigarettes and alcohol which can be sold at high prices.

In 2006 Alexander Litvinenko, a former Russian security official, was poisoned with polonium, a rare radioactive substance.

Alexander Litvinenko, a renegade Russian security officer living in London, was killed by poisoning with polonium, a rare radioactive substance, in 2006.

On that day Litvinenko fell sick, suffering (it eventually turned out) the effects of poisoning by polonium, a rare radioactive substance that killed him three weeks later.