Sentence examples for which still contains from inspiring English sources
A physical separation of the (immiscible) oil and acid serves to remove the desired products from the nitric acid solution (which still contains all the fission products).
"If we let millions of people in to trample the grass, in a confined space which still contains archaeological material, it would soon become a muddy quagmire," Thurley said.
That is why the American Academy of Pediatrics recommended this week that infants as young as six months be given influenza vaccine, which still contains small amounts of thimerosal.
After the addition of water, the soluble sodium phosphate (Na3PO4) is recovered as a by-product from the insoluble R(OH 3, which still contains 5 10 percent thorium.
Among Palmer-Smith's prized possessions is her grandfather's cigarette case, which he always carried in his top pocket during the war and which still contains some of his favourite Craven A cigarettes. "When you open it," she says, "it's like going back in time".
He cannot even rely on the support of his own party, which still contains many unreformed radicals.Lula's campaign material portrayed the former union boss as a "great negotiator" who will sit everyone around the table, persuade all sides to make sacrifices and reach a national consensus to push through reforms.
Nawaf al Hazmi attempted to send Hawsawi the debit card for Mihdhar's bank account, which still contained approximately $10,000.
Eldorado is already at work reprocessing those tailings, which still contain about 3.4 grams of gold per ton.
First Guzan could only parry a header from Sonnleitner which still contained enough power to cross the line.
The construction of One Union Square South required the demolition of the previous structure, 58 East 14th Street, which still contained significant portions of the legendary Union Square Theater.
Eventually, a re-edited version of the film – which still contained three "fucks" – was given a PG-13 rating after a half-million strong petition swayed opinion.
