Sentence examples for sulphur about from inspiring English sources

THE words "dark pools" may have a whiff of sulphur about them but they describe a surprisingly simple solution to an old problem for investors: how to buy or sell lots of shares without moving their price.

So there is a real whiff of sulphur about the commission, in which the financially straitened Vermeer is ambiguously complicit: he is preparing to sell Griet body and soul, and the painting becomes an occult object of betrayal.

But the biggest modern use of sulphur - about 95% by volume - is to make the frighteningly corrosive sulphuric acid, H2SO4.

Almost 100% HgS was obtained in anaerobic systems at high pH in the presence of elemental sulphur after about two years.

While the average OECD country had reduced sulphur dioxide emissions by about 60% since 1990, Australia's rose by 50%.

In 2010 Libya destroyed nearly 15 tonnes of sulphur mustard, representing about half of its stockpile.

Gaddafi's government had succeeded in destroying 54% of its declared sulphur mustard and about 40% of the precursor chemicals before operations had to be suspended in February 2011 when the destruction facility stopped working, it added.

Gaddafi's government had succeeded in getting rid of 54% of its declared sulphur mustard and about 40% of the precursor chemicals before operations had to be suspended in February 2011 when the destruction facility stopped working.

His huge collection of specimens and notes was sent back to the Paris Museum in 1774, but destroyed by sulphur fumigation in about 1810.

Oxygen and sulphur are reduced by about half of this either by expelled gas effluent (({text{H}}_{2} {text{S}})) or by conversion into mono-aromatic base sulphur-containing structures.

The application of this model yields about 26% CO2 emission reduction and about 22% less sulphur content as well as comply with the EN590 fuel regulation standard.