Sentence examples for enormous mining from inspiring English sources

In the past decade, Mongolia's South Gobi Desert has experienced an enormous mining boom.

The significant influences of the inhomogeneity of coal permeability and gas pressure on gas drainage were discussed, and two main disadvantages were visually revealed, including unnecessary engineering cost and enormous mining risk.

On orders from Beijing, state-controlled enterprises have dismantled Baotou refineries and rebuilt them at an enormous mining complex at Bayan Obo in the Gobi Desert, which mines about half the world's rare earths.

SYDNEY — Prime Minister Julia Gillard celebrated on Tuesday the passage of a controversial tax on profits generated by Australia's enormous mining boom, a much needed legislative victory for the embattled leader, who recently survived an embarrassing leadership challenge from within her own Labor Party.

All of this is no more than pretext to set Mr. Chan off and running, leaping, swinging, rolling, kicking and punching his martially artful way through the proceedings, until at the end he takes the controls of an enormous mining vehicle and happily levels the estate of the fastidious Giancarlo, who affects 10-button suits and looks as if he might have been separated at birth from Steven Seagal.

I first heard this music when I came to Australia in the early 1990s, when my dad was stationed in Sydney working for an industrial explosives company that supplied the enormous mining industry down there.

Environmentalists have unsuccessfully tried to block the development of the enormous mine.

More evidently destructive, however, is what looks like an enormous mine on its south-west corner.

He later served in two commands until the 1864 battlefield disaster at the Battle of the Crater — in which Union engineers planted an enormous mine beneath Confederate lines, only to be cut to pieces when they rushed in — pushed him to the sidelines for good.

Uralasbest, which reportedly counts Russian President Vladimir Putin as an ally, operates an enormous mine in Asbest, seven miles long, a mile and a half wide and about 1,000 feet deep for an area that is nearly half the size of Manhattan, according to the Center for Public Integrity.

The approval of the enormous mine, which will cover 200 square kilometres, has enraged green groups, which claim the project will impact water supplies, cause carbon emissions to spike and damage the reef via a dredging project designed to expand the Abbot Point port.