Sentence examples for barrel raising from inspiring English sources

They said that OPEC members, particularly Saudi Arabia, typically grow uncomfortable when oil prices rise above $28 a barrel, raising concerns of worldwide recession, which could drastically reduce oil consumption.

[C3.] OIL PRICE TOUCHES $120 Oil futures have surged to a new trading record above $120 a barrel, raising concerns about higher prices for gasoline, goods and services in the economy.

A day after hitting a record high in euro terms, Brent crude jumped above $124 a barrel, raising worries that a run of sharp price gains could stymie the euro zone's growth prospects, making it harder for governments to meet budget targets and pull the currency bloc out of its debt crisis.

According to CBS News, after allegedly seeing Cavallari "with a shotgun pressed to his shoulder and the barrel raised parallel to the ground, aiming down the path" toward her apartment, the woman called police.

Prices for Brent crude above $110 a barrel raise the specter of previous shocks.

The threat to Iran's oil exports and fears about a possible military strike on its nuclear facilities have helped keep oil prices above $100 a barrel... Raising the price of oil will hurt the U.S. economy directly.

It would impose a 9.5% per-barrel tax, raising an estimated $1.5 billion annually, 90% of it for higher education and the rest for parks and a disaster fund.

As he catapulted out of the barrel he raised both arms to the sky and the morning light shone on him.

After oil drilling all but ceased in 1998, higher oil prices, above $20 a barrel nationally, raised the number of new wells to 16 in 1999 through the early autumn.

The Napa Valley Barrel Auction raised a record $1.9 million through the sale of these Napa Valley wine futures.

However, a drop in the current density outside the barrel also raises questions regarding the influence of charge on the mass transport of ions following ejection.