Sentence examples for conventional exploration from inspiring English sources

" 'Lola Versus,' unfortunately, is a dismayingly conventional exploration of the vicissitudes of romance.

(In his review in The New York Times, A. O. Scott compared it unfavorably with the couple's first film, calling it "a dismayingly conventional exploration of the vicissitudes of romance").

Cuadrilla's statement said: "In 2013, Cuadrilla drilled a conventional exploration well at the Lower Stumble site, drilling horizontally for some 1,700 feet through the Micrite formation (a type of limestone) at a depth of approximately 2,350 feet below ground level.

This approach represented an important break from the paradigm of the conventional exploration model of the O&G industry.

The numbers are substantial, but not game changing, amounting only to about half a year's global oil consumption or a single year's yield from conventional exploration.

Nevertheless, strong evidence was produced in favor of the usefulness of executing an exploration campaign that did not follow the conventional exploration model.

But in the end it strains against the limits of its conceptual framework, transforming itself into a too-conventional exploration of male angst and desire, underscored by a mawkish, if endearing, mash note to the literary world that fostered its creation.

Many business aspects of conventional petroleum exploration and development have been discussed in the "Business of Petroleum Exploration" edited by Steinmetz (1992).

The petroliferous Permian system of the Junggar Basin in northwest China is predominantly a conventional oil exploration region.

Frydenberg has been highly critical of the Victorian government's restrictions on both coal seam and conventional gas exploration, arguing the moratorium is restricting supply, which is pushing up energy prices.

In the Dongying Depression of the Bohai Bay Basin, China, significant amounts of oil have been recorded from more than one hundred wells, and flow has been verified in more than ten during conventional petroleum exploration.