Sentence examples for crude out from inspiring English sources

And how much diesel and gas was being burned just to get more crude out of the ground.

Canada's energy sector, hit hard by a two-year slump in oil prices, wants more pipelines to help ease bottlenecks in getting crude out of Alberta.

To increase output, the country will need to develop a huge water project to filter and pump seawater into old oil fields to increase the pressure required to coax crude out of the ground.

His department has pledged more than $3 billion to other industrial plants to encourage the capture of carbon dioxide for sale to oil drillers, who use it to more easily get crude out of wells.

While modern technology is giving workers the ability to squeeze more crude out of wells in North McElroy and other oil patches around the country, overall output is on an intractable slide.

Some 12 of those 16 projects don't simply store the carbon dioxide, but instead use it in the oil industry to push harder-to-get crude out of the ground.

The reader first envisions Ellios as Elizabeth remembers him -- making a crude, out-of-the-blue pass at her on the way home from an exhibition of English manuscripts.

It is also confirmed that the developed system can deal with 86 samples of crude oil out of 166 identified in A Catalogue of Crude Oil and Product Properties.

[Light low-sulfur crude for October delivery settled in New York yesterday at $42.28 a barrel, down 90 cents for the day.] It often costs as much as $15 a barrel to get bitumen, a thick, sticky form of crude oil, out of the sands, compared with recovery costs as low as $2 a barrel for crude oil in parts of the Middle East.

Extracting oil from tar sands is also much more complicated than pumping conventional crude oil out of the ground.

Duncan spearheaded the government's secret "Libya Oil Cell", which helped Vitol to take petrol and gas into Benghazi and bring crude oil out.