Sentences with phrase «great gold reserves»

«There's always a price to pay to have it this good,» says one disaffected laborer near the beginning of «Marmato,» referring to his hometown's status as one of the world's last great gold reserves: Though it's been mined for over five centuries, its worth is still estimated at $ 20 billion.

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Maximizing Gold Ownership per Share: One of the greatest risks to shareholders of junior gold companies is the indiscriminate issuance of shares to raise money, pay overhead costs and do work that does not generate an increase in gold resources or reserGold Ownership per Share: One of the greatest risks to shareholders of junior gold companies is the indiscriminate issuance of shares to raise money, pay overhead costs and do work that does not generate an increase in gold resources or resergold companies is the indiscriminate issuance of shares to raise money, pay overhead costs and do work that does not generate an increase in gold resources or resergold resources or reserves.

The greatest vitriol will no doubt be reserved for MPs whose gold - plated pension scheme will be even harder for people to stomach amidst private sector woe and further controversy over parliamentary expenses.

A ferocious monetary squeeze and competition across countries for limited gold reserves followed and contributed to the Great Depression.

Originally extracted from lapis lazuli by the Venetians in the 14th century and having a value greater than gold, this pigment was, until circa 1520, exclusively reserved for the depiction of the robes of the Virgin Mary.