Sentence examples for drilling means from inspiring English sources
Horizontal drilling means there is virtually no chance of drilling a dry well; oil companies had a 99% success rate in 2011.
The lack of publicly available data on the UK's onshore oil and gas drilling means there are significant "unknowns" about the safety of future fracking wells, according to a new study.
Cuadrilla's decision to scale back its drilling means exploration operations will be effectively at a standstill just two weeks after drilling got under way at Balcombe.
But directional drilling means these reservoirs can now be reached with almost surgical precision, with seismic data used to literally steer the drill towards the gas.
Horizontal drilling means companies can extract oil and gas from locations that were once inaccessible, and these may be under built-up areas as they are in several cities in the US.
Blackboard drills meant to shame pupils out of supposedly bad habits foment anxiety, and give grammar a bad name.
The official statement was branded as insensitive, with many asking how a drill meant to keep people safe could have been so ill-conceived.
On the track, which is ringed by tires in case anyone loses control, Mr. Feldaverd leads his students through drills meant to simulate the chaos of the roads.
They have constructed a series of inventive drills meant to build a combination of strength and balance, some of them conducted with eyes closed.
His suggestion that the firm move to New Jersey was rejected, but his insistence on regular evacuation drills meant that, on September 11th 2001, all but six of Morgan Stanley's 2,800 staff in the World Trade Centre survived.
