Sentence examples for brent from inspiring English sources

Despite Brent crude edging up 0.2% to $94.86 a barrel, the recent falls below $100 have unsettled investors in oil companies.

The damning view of some of the largest energy producers came as the price of benchmark Brent crude continued to fall and the Oppenheimer analyst believes it will not stop at $70.

His badly decomposed body was found a few days after Alice's body was recovered from the river Brent.

RAC fuel spokesman Simon Williams said: "As Opec decided not to cut production yesterday, the Brent crude price dipped to $70.68 £455) a barrel at the end of the day, which is the lowest it has been since June 2010.

The price of Brent crude shot up by more than $5 a barrel on March 1st, to $128, after an Iranian press report that explosions had destroyed a vital Saudi Arabian oil pipeline.

Oil prices continued to slide, with Brent crude dipping briefly below $50 a barrel for the first time since 2009.Oil on troubled watersFalling energy costs were the main reason why consumer prices fell on an annual basis, by 0.2%, in the euro zone last month for the first time since the depths of the financial crisis in 2009.

A new study predicts that this constituency – Brent North – will be one of two at the next election where, for the first time, more than 50% of the eligible voters will have been born outside the UK.

"Based on historic and global track records, trying to build a new city from scratch is a massive gamble," says Brent Toderian, Vancouver's former chief planner, and a consultant for several cities outside of the Middle East.

9) Bristol West, Brent Central and Hornsey & Wood Green: 3am These are three Lib Dem held seats high on Labour's list of targets.

But they point to the success of Sarah Teather, the education minister, who held on in the new seat of Brent Central.

Her Republican colleague Brent Hill added that the lawmakers had addressed the issues on "a logical basis" and "a lot of fears went away".