Sentence examples for boost exploration from inspiring English sources

Another former head of Sonatrach, Abdelmadjid Attar, reckons that without a major drive to boost exploration and increase energy efficiency, Algeria may find itself unable to honour its export commitments between now and 2030.

"The critical issue is that the UK government needs to deliver on its commitment to consult on incentives to boost exploration in the North Sea, and this consultation must be launched urgently – so that firm proposals can be announced in the [chancellor's] autumn statement".

XPRIZE runs the Google Lunar Challenge, a $30 million competition encouraging startups and engineering teams to come up with better ways to boost space exploration.

But Brown forged alliances with many Republicans in his efforts to boost space exploration and establish international scientific agreements with countries in Latin America.

These results support further development of LNF with RTV boosting and exploration of the combination of LNF with PEG-IFN.

The higher crude oil prices of recent days boosted offshore exploration firm CNOOC ; its shares traded up by 3.3%, to 6.20 Hong Kong dollars (80 cents).

The concept of ecological niche as a hypothetical multidimensional space [ 1] has boosted the exploration of niche properties [ 2- 4] and has enabled generalist and specialist species to be distinguished according to their respective niche breadth.

Osborne will also try to boost job and exploration prospects in the North Sea by changing the fiscal regime.

He signed off on austere budgets that attracted bipartisan support; he allied with Republicans to boost natural-gas exploration and with Democrats to legalize civil unions.

Shell also said in a statement it will boost spending on exploration to an annual $1.8 billion in 2005 and 2006.

"But objectively, both it and Mars are great places to look for life". Regardless of whether life can be found beyond Earth, Mars exploration boosts U.S. prestige.