Sentence examples for crude block from inspiring English sources
"Some sort of crude block towards onshore wind would seriously damage investor confidence in Britain's energy markets.
Today, Caribbean styles are used in pop music like giant sandwich boards, announcing an American pop star's desired effect in crude block letters: Here is a summery song.
Although Twitter's definition of what constitutes one user's abuse of another on its service is famously whimsical, and its crude block and mute tools still put the onus on individuals to ensure their own good experience, users do generally have some control over what they are exposed to.
In this process, the role of apoptosis can be compared with the work of a stone sculptor who shapes stone by progressively chipping off small fragments of material from a crude block, eventually creating a form.
The oil block is estimated to contain up to 9bn barrels of crude, and has been at the centre of a series of disputes since 1998.
It mostly moved crude from block 192, operated by Pacific Exploration & Production Corp, to Petroperu's Talara refinery.
Driving from the airport on a muggy, dark gray afternoon, we passed through miles of grim, crude, cinder block construction.
The families who live here in Puerto Inca cram themselves into crude cinder-block houses with tin roofs.
Liep told us that the old-fashioned loudspeakers mounted on top of crude cinder-block posts all over Hanoi still broadcast government announcements and exhortations, but that people today consider them premodern artifacts and ignore the propaganda drone.
Five environmental activists who failed to convince a court that their attempt to block crude oil trains near Seattle was a legally justifiable act of civil disobedience on Friday were nonetheless praised by a judge as "part of the solution" to climate change.
It has agreed to develop the extra heavy crude Junin 5 block, to build an upgrader and a 1,000 MW power plant, and to transfer proprietary heavy oil technology to the Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela (GBRV).
