Sentence examples for crude concerns from inspiring English sources

Analysts expect BG's liquid natural gas profits to be down, although you wonder if the whole announcement will be dominated by the impending arrival of the star turn and (as outlined above) crude concerns.

The deal underscores the growing attractiveness of Russia to foreign oil concerns and could increase the country's already significant role as an exporter of crude oil.

And remember Ross Perot's fears of a "giant sucking sound" as a low-cost Mexico hoovered up jobs from the United States after the North American Free-Trade Agreement At their crudest, such concerns betray an abject failure to understand the economics of trade.

Table 2 shows crude data concerning measured internal exposure in the whole study population.

In addition, they said that strong demand, tight supplies of low-sulfur crude oil and concerns about production in Iraq, Nigeria, Saudi Arabia and Venezuela were having a far greater effect on the world price of oil.

The U.S. currency touched a seven-week high against the yen, at 108.48, before settling back to 108.33 yen, as the drop in crude prices eased concerns that higher energy costs will adversely impact the world's largest economy.

A renewed interest in the development of biofuels is emerging as a result of a variety of factors including dwindling crude oil reserves, concerns over the environmental impact of fossil fuels and threats to national security potentially limiting access to resources [ 1].

The scenarios of migration exchange with the Rest of the world ('external migration') concern crude net migration numbers, as in this case it is hardly possible to define the population at risk to which the observed migration flows can be related.

The potential of conflict with Iran, after an encounter involving that country's forces and three Navy ships in the Strait of Hormuz on Sunday, stoked concerns that crude oil prices would build on last week's record $100 a barrel.

This work concerns the crude oil terminal of the national refinery of Uruguay.

Oil prices hit a new all time high on Monday, amid concerns about crude inventory levels in the U.S. and ongoing tensions between Turkey and Iraq.