Sentence examples for drilling from which from inspiring English sources

**Into deepwater drilling, from which 10% of the world's oil supply is expected to come by 2010; **into the former Soviet Union, which has the greatest collection of liquid hydrocarbons outside the Middle East; **into heavy oil in Venezuela and tar sands in Canada; **and into natural gas and the ships to carry it.

But to get more 5-year-olds prepared, improving preschool access and quality is more productive than forcing kindergartners into drills from which many derive little lasting benefit.

This might include drilling a borehole, from which the water is pumped into a treatment centre within the slum, then into overhead tanks.

The DWH drilling rig well, from which oil and gas flowed out uncontrollably for three months, was located 1,500 m below the sea surface.

In the case of large plants the walls are impermeable and an equivalent permeability is created, for instance, by drilling periodic holes from which dripping is controlled by selecting the hole radius and the length of dripping pipelets.

Its harsh environment also makes it completely incompatible with oil drilling, a spill from which this fragile ecosystem could never fully recover.

Chevron has drilled 28 wells from which seismic sensors will monitor the CO2 and dispel paranoia that an escaping cloud of CO2 could waft across Barrow, suffocating animals.

Open squares are the drilling or coring sites from which paleolatitudes were obtained.

The thieves perforate the pipelines with high-powered drills and install taps from which they draw the fuel.

That ballot initiative proposed a tax on oil companies drilling in California, the money from which would have gone to develop alternative energy projects.

The pure lake water will then freeze in place, providing the Russians with a clean slate from which to drill a lake water core sample.