Sentence examples for easy to drill from inspiring English sources

Their oil is highly desirable light sweet crude, and it is in offshore fields, making it relatively easy to drill for the major companies like Chevron.

Older fields like those in the United States are drying up, and the number of wells that are easy to drill and operate is winnowing.

However, it is not easy to drill holes with a diameter smaller than 1 mm, in recent machining technology as well.

The wells are relatively easy to drill and the oil and gas industry is experienced in building L.N.G. installations, but plants are planned for a remote area, adding to the challenges.

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That said, if you had to pick between owning all the shale gas in the U.S. versus just the Pars field, you'd pick Pars because it's a conventional reserve easy to drill and cheap to produce.

It's easier to drill a pilot hole first, then enlarge it with a larger drill bit.

She voted for the Native American Energy Act, a bill that was vetoed by Barack Obama in 2015, that would have made it easier to drill on tribal territories.

On Wednesday, Trump signed an executive order calling into question national monument designations, which could make it easier to drill and mine on these federally protected lands.

The package is expected to include measures to give constituents the power to "recall" errant MPs, tackle police corruption, make it easier to drill for shale gas, press ahead with the HS2 rail scheme and introduce plain packaging for cigarettes.

And fishermen report a rise in some fish stocks.Thinner sea ice is also making it easier to drill for oil and gas in the region, a second factor which could improve its prospects.