Sentence examples for corrosive red from inspiring English sources
Eight months ago, when a containment reservoir at the Ajka Alumina plant in western Hungary collapsed, releasing a million cubic meters of highly corrosive red mud that covered more than 1,000 hectares, or 2,500 acres, her family was one of the worst affected.
A dangerous pollutant at best because of its corrosive nature, red mud from the aluminum production process can contain heavy metals and low-level radioactivity, ingredients that can cause health problems like cancer, and in the long term it can contaminate the environment.
Many people had suffered from burns and eye irritations caused by lead and other corrosive elements in the red mud.
Acids are chemical compounds that show, in water solution, a sharp taste, a corrosive action on metals, and the ability to turn certain blue vegetable dyes red.
The narrative is overlong, with discarded subplots and red herrings, but Simmons, a master of otherworldly suspense, cleverly explores envy's corrosive effects.
For all the paranoid American theories of being "red-pilled," of awakening into a many-tentacled liberal/feminist/Jewish conspiracy, the most corrosive force, the ectoplasm infusing itself invisibly through media and culture and politics, is white supremacy.
On many old buildings, the red bricks of the ground floors are coated by a patina of white -- corrosive sea salt soaked up by the absorbent bricks, which weakens them and causes them crumble.
Then the soil corrosivity is classified into four groups: non-corrosive (0 10), partially corrosive (11 20), corrosive (21 30) and severely corrosive (31 40).
All dirty and contaminated material must be placed in a special watertight non-corrosive bucket, with a lid fastener, to prevent access to unauthorized persons and clearly marked in large red letters "condemned".
