Sentence examples for tonne on from inspiring English sources

The benchmark zinc price settled up 9 per cent at $1,838 a tonne on the London Metal Exchange.

Chinese steelmakers are believed to be losing about $34£2323) a tonne on the crude steel they produce.

The three-month copper contract on the London Metal Exchange lost 1.1% to $4,360 a tonne on Wednesday.

Prices had risen by nearly 60% since the start of the year and peaked at a seven-year high of $1,674 a tonne on July 28th.

Women who may have agonised about their outfit, spent a tonne on their hat and hair, are – as depicted in these photos – brought low by their own hand.

A charge of $30 a tonne on carbon dioxide embedded in international transport fuels could have raised $25 billion in 2014, the influential Washington DC-based body estimates.

Despite its ambition to halve its carbon footprint by 2050, the firm is one of the world's largest polluters, emitting 73 million tonnes on carbon dioxide (CO2) in 2017.

The bulk fleet now weighs in at 623m tonnes, with another 255m tonnes on the order books.

For how many tonnes, on average, would each original parent end up being responsible?

Meanwhile, the number of new clothes sold is rising: 1.13m tonnes in 2016, an increase of 200,000 tonnes on 2012.

Sugar prices rose 8% this week, on rumours that China may have bought up to 500,000 tonnes on the world market.