Sentence examples for silver it has from inspiring English sources

Smith's second argument is that the wealth of a nation has nothing to do with how much gold and silver it has in its vaults.

Nevertheless, the mine is still rich in lead, zinc, and silver; it has become, according to Querner, "a beacon of potential for the newly independent Kosovar state — a promise to deliver an economic independence to match (and perhaps guarantee) its newfound sovereignty".

It is a spindly evergreen tree with glaucous leaves (the underside of which is silver) it hasn't flowered as yet and I guess I'll never see it now or get to smell it's sweet flowers.

Set in sterling silver, it has 1.4 carats of pave diamonds laid in the jeweler's signature "cable" design.

A special heat mirror with high transparency in the near UV region was designed and fabricated according to the optimal thickness of silver; it has been found to exhibit sound optical properties.

In another study done by Mrkisich et al. on mammalian cell attachment on transparent films of gold and silver, it has been reported that inorganic silver salts may be released from the substrate and are toxic to cells [ 18].

The reasons for the addition of the silver are: It has been shown that metallic silver has definite inhibitory powers both on the growth of organisms and tissues.

"Investors who feel they may have missed the boat with gold have jumped into silver because it has a better price point," said Suki Cooper, a precious-metals analyst for Barclays Capital.

While the relatively small value of the hacker's loot may have at first seemed like a silver lining, it has since come to light that whoever owned the compromised account also had "read-only access" to Mt. Gox's database, which enabled the hacker(s) to pull information from older Bitcoin accounts, including email addresses and hashed passwords.

If there has been any silver lining, it has been with the general response by marathon would bes in participating in various charitable and volunteer efforts throughout the city, showing that disappointment should never be an excuse for a lack of empathy, compassion and humanity.

Since SERS tags use molecules tethered to the surface of gold or silver nanoparticles, it has limited or no toxicity (Faulds et al, 2004), particularly in gold-based systems.