Sentence examples for be mined from low from inspiring English sources
Whatever the sales figures, Nokia clearly believes there is more gold to be mined from low end mobiles by associating its hardware with the biggest brands of the social messaging space.
During Vermeer's time, Dutch lead was mined from deposits located in the Low Countries; however, by the 19th century, most lead was imported from Australia and the Americas, and differed from the white lead Vermeer would have used both in the isotope composition of the lead and in the content of trace elements found in the ores.
Most conflict diamonds are mined from easily accessible, hard-to-police alluvial surface mines.
Additional microsatellite loci were mined from publicly available cDNA sequences.
The coal was mined by villagers from local pits.
Mercury was mined in this area from 1888−1973 (25, 25), but these mines are now inactive.
Fewer mines can make money, and only the lowest cost reserves are mined.
Nowadays, one of the main challenges in the smart cities is mining high-level semantics from low-level activities.
Lignite is typically mined from soil which is rich in sulfur, which can give rise to low pH water bodies (Muzik1982; Shang and Scott2011).
But drama, of course, isn't mined from appeasement.
