Sentence examples for bountiful reserves from inspiring English sources

On this, unlike human rights, the two sides may have more to agree about.In the absence of any competition from the West, China has cheerfully plundered Myanmar's bountiful reserves of hard wood, jade, oil, gas and much else, usually with little regard for the environment or the well-being of those Burmese who stood in their way.

Britain's North Sea production peaked in 1999 at 4.5m barrels a day, and will decline to just 2m by 2016, according to Oil & Gas UK. Giants such as Shell and Exxon Mobil are drifting away, lured by more bountiful reserves in Africa and the Americas.

Venezuela's access to debt markets is meager, and only China lends Venezuela foreign currency with oil as collateral, so ironically the Asian powerhouse may soon own the "nationalistic" borrower's bountiful reserves.

For years, partly in an attempt to keep its own currency from rising in value, China has invested its bountiful foreign reserves abroad, generally by buying government bonds in stable economies like the US.

The automaker's $14.6 billion net loss in 2008 was the worst annual result in the company's 105-year history, and Ford's once-bountiful cash reserves dropped to $13.4 billion at the end of the year.

Feared as a radical move, the nationalization was in effect a renegotiation of terms with foreign energy companies that have stayed in Bolivia, attracted by the country's bountiful natural gas reserves.

Its unexpected emergence onto the international stage says much about how the war in nearby Afghanistan, the struggle for political influence in the former Soviet Union, and the competition to control Central Asia's bountiful oil and gas reserves are reshaping priorities of the world's military and economic titans.

Despite years of bountiful gifts, Enron seems to have created no reserves of good feeling.

This is a rich meal that may best be reserved for stomachs accustomed to such bountiful fare.

DSC Templer's reserves of benevolence towards Rebus were usually bountiful.

In a season of bountiful mediocrity, Thicke's effort has been met with a level of disdain normally reserved for a fresh Chris Brown indictment.