Sentence examples for become tapped out from inspiring English sources
But gold mining, which accounts for a large share of the value of mine exports, has declined as mines have become tapped out, and protests have stalled a major new gold-mining project, known as Conga, in the Cajamarca region.
And many of the existing investors, particularly on the angel side, become "tapped out" or "want to stay diversified" when approached for bridge financing.
The median, Zillow data show, has dipped slightly in recent months as more supply comes online and tenants become tapped out.
But creating a commercially-viable small reactor for public power has only recently gained traction as our nuclear fleet ages, coal declines, hydro becomes tapped out, and we start needing more baseload electricity.
When Tony Abbott became Prime Minister, Murdoch tapped out a congratulatory tweet pre-empting how Abbott would be "killing the carbon tax".
This is a finite resource; as easily accessible oil is tapped out, it will become more difficult and more expensive to get at what's left.
One tapped out, "Prayforus".
"Are households tapped out?
But Derek Jeter tapped out to third.
