Sentence examples for depleted reserves from inspiring English sources

Moreover, more than two-thirds (71%) say depleted reserves will compromise their ability to recover from major emergencies.

That is disputed by the opposition, who say the president has left the country with high inflation, depleted reserves and an acrimonious relationship with foreign hedge funds that has choked Argentina's access to international capital markets.

American officials have been pushing for an increase of as much as 2.5 million barrels a day, the amount that oil analysts believe is necessary to stabilize prices at about $25 and allow oil companies to rebuild their depleted reserves.

While Ford consumed cash at a rate of $1.2 billion a month in the first quarter, that was about half the rate at which it depleted reserves late last year.

Water companies rely heavily on winter rain to recharge reservoirs and underground water sources – the current drought was caused by two dry winters in a row that severely depleted reserves.

In addition, unsuccessful attempts to find new giant conventional oil fields in recent years has caused some producers to turn to the marginally economic heavy hydrocarbons to replace depleted reserves.

But the extent of 2017's disasters, including hurricanes Maria, Harvey, and Irma — not to mention California wildfires — have left FEMA with a vastly depleted reserve workforce that will make it harder for the agency to respond in 2018.

The Russian government has noted that domestic companies are depleting reserves faster than they are replacing them.

In addition to concerns over exports, the domestic use of timber for firewood and charcoal was rapidly depleting reserves.

Direct foreign-exchange market intervention depletes reserves; between April and July Indian reserves dropped 5% while Indonesia's hoard shrank 14%.

Rising oil prices and depleting reserves at existing fields forced oil companies to seek access to oil in politically fragile locations that are harder and more expensive to reach.