Sentence examples for develop reserves from inspiring English sources

The island has sought to develop reserves of its unique flora and fauna to attract tourists and markets itself as the "nature island" of the Caribbean.

BURLINGTON RESOURCES LTD., Houston, the oil and natural gas producer, said it would build an $86.5 million processing plant at Barrow-in-Furness, in northwest England, to develop reserves in the Irish Sea.

Another resolution at that meeting, led by activists at As You Sow, calls for Chevron to slash its capital spending on big projects to develop reserves, instead returning it to shareholders.

Very few, particularly in a downturn, take write-downs or develop reserves that are accurate … [And this downturn] is going to be big and deep, the worst I've ever seen.

Overall, 2007 will likely be a choppy repeat of 2006, but Heikkinen says investors will see the high cost to find and develop reserves as a negative early in 2007.

We develop reserve selection methods for maximizing either species retention in the landscape or species representation in reserve areas.

In the clearest sign to date the administration sees no long-range future for fossil fuel, the state department climate change envoy, Todd Stern, said the world would have no choice but to forgo developing reserves of oil, coal and gas.

The tie-up, which also gives BP a 9% stake in Rosneft, will also be controversial because the two companies are to concentrate on developing reserves in the pristine waters of the Russian Arctic.

Only nine percent can have an open dialogue with funders about developing reserves for operating needs, and only six percent about developing reserves for long-term facility needs.

Nevertheless, even faced with weakening demand prospects, outdated investment patterns are driving fossil fuel companies to waste trillions of dollars in developing reserves and infrastructure that will be stranded as the world moves beyond 20th century energy.

The new simplified, specific task focused workflow now enabled 8 medical laboratory technologists in 2 shifts (4 medical laboratory technologists per shift in 1 flow cell each) that could draw from a developing reserve pool of cross-trained staff.