Sentence examples for metals would be from inspiring English sources

Company and government experts at the Environment and Waters Ministry say no heavy metals would be released into the water system.

The person who won a 1980 bet that any five metals would be cheaper in 1990 was Dr. Julian L. Simon, a University of Maryland economist, who died in 1998.

From there it was shipped to Zurich, where the precious metals would be separated and refined.

Metals would be one of the best options since they are more reflective than dielectric or semiconductor materials over a broad range of frequencies, due to their imaginary dielectric component that exists in even the optical and near infrared regions, where metals are dispersive and absorptive in these frequency regions [6 8].

Under ideal circumstances, the dangerous heavy metals would be filtered out and reclaimed.

We hypothesised that higher levels of pollutants and metals would be associated with depressive symptoms.

At today's prices, the metal would be worth about $18 million.

A piece with a large component of donated metal would be dedicated to the donor.

"A new metal would be equivalent to creating a new element in the periodic table," he said.

One challenge is that the ashes, or oxidized metal, would be hard to recycle back into aluminum without big releases of carbon dioxide.

Upon ignition, projectiles such as arrows or bits of metal would be forcefully ejected, along with an impressive gout of flame.