Sentence examples for weak copper from inspiring English sources

Even after making every allowance for the weak copper price, Magma has performed below expectations, and the write-down confirmed what some stock analysts had suspected all along: BHP paid too much for it.

At a news conference early in the week, Mr. Lagos predicted that Chile would resume 6percentt growth this year after enduring a severe recession caused by weak copper prices and reduced trade with Asia through the second half of 1998 and the first three quarters of 1999.

The pieces in those stabilizers must be soldered to the copper cladding of the superconducting lines, and since May, CERN researchers have found weak copper-to-copper connections in about 80 of the machine's roughly 10,000 stabilizers.

This effect leads to a weaker copper component.

Non-crystallographic deformation associated with shear banding leads to weaker copper and S texture components and to a stronger brass texture compared to simulations enabling slip and twinning only.

A strengthening Australian dollar and weak oil, copper and iron ore prices were also working against the resources company which is based in Australia and listed there and in London.

This result was also consistent with the fact that only a single, inverted weak putative copper-signaling element (CuSE) was identified in the promoter region of mfc1 +., Based on these observations, it can be suggested that the DNA sequence requirement for copper starvation-dependent induction of mfc1 + is different than that of the ctr + genes, including ctr4 +, ctr5 + and ctr6 +.

Furthermore, by Ar/O2 plasma treatment, a weak boundary of copper oxide was formed at the interlayer between PI/TiO2 hybrid film and copper which decreases the adhesion strength.

Last year revenue fell 3% due to weak prices for copper and brass products, and pricing is still weak for these materials.

The group's underlying earnings slumped 51% to $4.54bn down from $9.31bn a year earlier, hit by weaker iron ore, copper and aluminium prices.

In commodity markets, the weaker dollar drove copper and oil prices higher while strong export demand for wheat sent the grain to nearly six-month highs.