Sentence examples for gold exist from inspiring English sources

Large deposits of copper, and some gold, exist in the mountains south of Utuado and Lares but have not been mined, in part because of environmental concerns.

Large deposits of low-grade copper-nickel, with traces of cobalt, platinum, palladium, and gold, exist in the Duluth Complex, a part of the ancient volcanic bedrock just north of Lake Superior, but they have not been exploited because of environmental concerns.

While a mereologist who is committed to the existence of the mass of gold is under pressure to deny the existence of the ring if she wants to avoid coincidence, the masses-as-sets theorist has a great advantage in that she can say that both the ring and gold exist but are not coinciding material things, since the gold, unlike the ring, is a set and not an object.

There is a statue here and there is a lump of gold here, and if the causal story of the statue's coming to be is of the usual sort the lump of gold existed before the statue.

After 10 min of wet etching, the gold around the nanostructure and the substrate was thinner; after 20 min, only a little gold existed on the top of the nanosphere, and the gold film on the substrate was almost etched away; while after 30 min, no gold left on the substrate.

Yet that is the world that gold exists in today.

Most of the tribes were aware that gold existed in region but the metal was not valued by them.

The writer's husband went to school in Geneva and revealed that children in Switzerland are taught that the Holocaust gold does exist and it belongs to Switzerland.

Recent studies on the growth mechanism of GNPs have shown that wire-like gold nanoclusters exist on the formation process by extensive nanowire network [24, 29, 30].

First, no gold standards exist for measuring TB stigma, TB knowledge, and HIV knowledge.

Clinical application of NIRSth remains a relatively new method in a field where no "gold standards" exist.