Sentence examples for drilling prospects from inspiring English sources

The proceeds of government leases of drilling prospects are quite different from Hertzberg's paycheck.

But with its drilling prospects dimming, experts say, Cuban officials may be pushed to accelerate the process of economic opening.

The properties currently produce the equivalent of 61 million cubic feet of gas a day and have more than 600 drilling prospects, the company said.

Russia, where onshore oil reserves are slowly dwindling, last month signed an Arctic exploration deal with the British petroleum giant BP, whose offshore drilling prospects in the United States were dimmed by the Gulf of Mexico disaster last year.

The warming in Russia is hardly trivial: BP's standing with the Russian government and Russian business partners is at least as critical for the company as its future drilling prospects in the Gulf of Mexico.

In 1981, an oilman named George Mitchell developed a fixation on a geologic formation called the Barnett Shale, near Fort Worth, Texas, in which some promising drilling prospects were locked under seemingly unbreachable rock.

Now, after a string of disappointing drilling results, prospects of a major new source of energy on North America's doorstep are fading.

It provided simply that such leases had to be subjected to an approved unit plan and contain a provision prohibiting drilling or prospecting without the advance consent of the Secretary.

Voting to proceed would have been only a very early step along the way, but evidence that drilling and prospecting would have brought roads and temporary settlements to some of the UK's loveliest countryside left many aghast.

This paper presents a method of predicting borehole stability while drilling preliminary prospecting wells and establishes a nonlinear model including wave impedance and borehole stability mechanical parameters by investigating the quantitative relationships between wave impedance and pore pressure, in-situ stress as well as rock strength.

Yet those companies spend hundreds of billions of dollar a year mining, drilling, and prospecting for the fossil fuels that are destroying our future.