Sentence examples for even mining from inspiring English sources
The tax break has also encouraged the sector to spread beyond its roots in pipelines into oil refining and even mining the sand used in hydraulic fracturing.
According to the British Geological Survey, they can appear following heavy rain or surface flooding, are caused by leaking drain pipers or burst water mains, building works, or changes in the water table level and even mining.
Indeed this Gordian sexual knot of a group have long since put their libidos and coke habits behind them, and tonight are even mining the residues of the chemistry for laughs (and sniffles).
Some Australian producers are even mining at a loss, having signed freight contracts with railways and ports that make them pay for capacity whether they use it or not.One answer to that is cost-cutting and efficiency, much stressed by companies such as BHP Billiton.
Until now, what pundits called in a rolling-eye fashion "the new peer-to-peer cryptocurrency" had been seen just as a digital form of gold, with all the associated speculation, stake-claiming and even "mining"; perfect for the digital wild west of the internet, but no use for real transactions.
Clearly, we cannot guarantee the same level of recall and precision, but maybe it is possible to keep improving these metrics by using other mining techniques or even mining other type of concerns.
"So you could be looking at a cost of $50 a tonne, before you've even mined the coal," he said.
The Uzbek government does so periodically and in the past has even mined the border, but the closure of the crossing to Kazakhstan, allegedly to prevent the spread of weapons, has hit hard.
It is even "mined" like a precious metal; to generate new Bitcoin, a great deal of computational power has to be expended to add to the currency's public record of transactions with some Bitcoin as the reward.
I even mined my very own chunk of souvenir salt.
