Sentence examples for catastrophic gulf from inspiring English sources

The world's total petroleum input is thought to be about three hundred and eighty million gallons per year — a quantity similar to the catastrophic Gulf War spill — with a fifth of it happening in American waters.

The world's total petroleum input is thought to be about three hundred and eighty million gallons per year a quantity similar to the catastrophic Gulf War spill with a fifth of it happening in American waters.

The company said that at most about 40,000 barrels had been lost, which would be less than one percent of the oil thought to have spurted from the well beneath the Deepwater Horizon during the catastrophic Gulf of Mexico spill in 2010.

He said the catastrophic Gulf oil spill shows the country must move toward clean energy by embracing energy efficiency, tapping natural gas and nuclear power and eliminating tax breaks for big oil.

The president praised Mr. McCartney but also brought up the catastrophic Gulf Coast oil spill.

The beleaguered oil company BP needs any friend it can get as it faces uproar over its catastrophic Gulf of Mexico spill.

This renaissance follows and builds on over a century of intense engineering and geological study, and was sparked by the catastrophic Gulf of Mexico 2005 hurricane season, the 2010 Deep Water Horizon oil spill, and the newly recognized utility of source-to-sink concepts in hydrocarbon exploration and production.

American officials involved in the Bush administration's planning for Iraq believe such an option would be catastrophic, inviting mayhem that would destabilize the small gulf principalities and possibly Saudi Arabia.

After the BP accident in the gulf last year highlighted the consequences of a catastrophic ocean spill, American and Canadian regulators focused on the special challenges in the Arctic.

But honestly, it was hard for Texans to believe that Harvey could really be "catastrophic". We get a lot of storms off the gulf here, but we're accustomed to them hitting and then moving on.

The governors of neighboring states have expressed grave concern at the sight of the oil slick in the gulf and have emphasized it as a potentially catastrophic threat as they entertain costly, involved and untested proposals that could keep the oil from hitting the shores of their states.