Sentence examples for primary raw material from inspiring English sources
Because sulfuric acid is indispensable to so many industries, its primary raw material is of the greatest importance.
In addition to being the primary raw material for producing metallic aluminum, alumina itself is an important chemical.
The American petrochemical industry, for example, uses natural gas as both its primary raw material, in the form of liquid ethane, and as an energy fuel.
Named for its primary raw material and the almost-acronym "one of a kind," it is a fitting place to contemplate what Darwin called "the struggle for life" — or, in this case, night life.
High cereal prices lower their margins, for one thing, and the ability to use food as their primary raw material is constrained by the same factors holding back agricultural production.
Environmentalists note that much of this could have been avoided had state officials heeded warnings more than five years ago to seek reductions in emissions of nitrogen oxide, a primary raw material in the creation of ozone.
It is commonly manufactured from propylene and chlorine as primary raw materials.
There is potential for large usages of cleaned waste (50 60 wt%), which helps reducing the supply risk for major refractory primary raw materials as well as landfilling costs.
An ambitious implementation of the circular economy package would reduce the European demand for primary raw materials and thus would also decrease the material footprint as presented in this paper.
The Raw Materials Initiative of the European Union (EU), which aims to "boost overall resource efficiency and promote recycling to reduce the EU's consumption of primary raw materials and decrease the relative import dependence", is currently implemented on the national and industry levels.
In addition to the prevention of disposal, recycling practices are now also meant to contribute to sustainable materials management by pursuing (i) a higher degree of material cycle closure, (ii) an improved recovery of strategically relevant materials, and (iii) the avoidance of environmental burdens associated with the extraction and refining of primary raw materials.
