Sentence examples for iron cans from inspiring English sources

Stewed, reduced and sealed in handmade, tin-plated iron cans sealed with lead solder, the concentrated chicken stored in the Cleveland society's Aid Rooms fermented, releasing "an ominous 'chipper' and bubble … among the cans on the shelf, followed by a gaseous explosion" and a "decidedly stronger 'bouquet.'" Of the 2,811 cans of chicken received in Cleveland, two-thirds were unfit to use.

Fortifying flour with iron can prevent anaemia.

Cast iron can be drilled dry.

The overabundance of iron can lead to organ damage.

The excess iron can damage the heart, liver and pancreas.

Excess iron can contribute in tumor initiation and tumor growth.

Chillingly, he explained that an excess of iron can lead to liver problems, including cancer.

Iron can also poison the heart and the liver, gravely compromising their function.

Since too much iron can be harmful, however, the supplement should be taken with caution.

Otherwise, you don't need to take it — and getting too much iron can be harmful.

These results suggest that iron can trigger cell death pathways by inducing intrinsic apoptotic proteins.