Sentence examples similar to poor diamonds from inspiring English sources
He also raised the suggestion that the robbery was set up to enable an insurance claim following poor diamond sales and a fall of share prices.
Never purchase a fair to poor quality diamond, especially for engagement rings and other gifts.
Her suit was poor, and her diamonds were sitting under the diamond opener on her left.
"We had a very poor first half," Diamond said.
Despite the poor prospects for diamond sales, De Beers struck a $400 million deal in January with LVMH- Moët Hennessy Louis Vuitton to market its branded stones in the top-end retail market dominated by companies like Bulgari and Tiffany.
Platinum particles deposited via electrochemical methods are frequently inhomogeneous and have poor stability on diamond electrode surface.
A small diamond of pure quality can cost the same as a large diamond of poor quality; the importance of quality can trump the quantity.
Look at poor Andrew Marr's The Diamond Queen, for instance.
Following a decade of contraction from 1998 to 2008, Zimbabwe's economy recorded real growth of roughly 10% per year in 2010-11, before slowing in 2012-13 due poor harvests and low diamond revenues.
A pre-activation process on substrate surface has remarkably improved the poor adhesion strength of diamond-like carbon (DLC)–Si coatings on steels which is the largest obstacle in achieving a widespread application of the coatings onto machine components.
Results showed that on a TiN interlayer, there was no significant improvement in diamond nucleation and growth, and the deposited diamond coatings showed poor adhesion.
