Sentence examples for expected for oil from inspiring English sources

Similar legislation is expected for oil.

Chiefly because of its rise in power generation, demand for gas is expected to grow by over 2% a year, about twice what is expected for oil over the next decade (see chart).

The biggest jump in consumer prices this winter is expected for heating oil, which is mostly used in homes in the Northeast.

Montenegro is also expected to look for oil off its coast.

Mr. Rodriguez said he still expected demand for oil to surge this year, perhaps prompting OPEC to approve further increases in output in June or later.

Iran has been known to cheat on its OPEC quotas in the past, so it would be expected for Iran to increase oil production and exports to help relieve its currency—if only the Iranian oil industry was capable of producing more.

Stratfor warned presciently that: "The new government's attempts to establish control over all of Iraq may well lead to a civil war between Sunni, Shia and Kurdish ethnic groups… The fiercest fighting could be expected for control over the oil facilities" – exactly the scenario unfolding now.

Frictional pressure losses in a fouled pipe are much higher (say, 8 15 times) than those measured in an unfouled pipe (Arney et al. 1996), but still orders of magnitude lower than those would be expected for transporting only heavy oil or bitumen.

The technique was applied to the injection of CO2 in source patterns expected for stray gas originating from oil and gas operations to measure dissolved phase concentrations of CO2 at high spatial and temporal resolutions.

British taxpayers face paying billions of pounds more than previously expected for dismantling the North Sea's oil rigs in a further sign that the industry is becoming a burden on public finances.

The first commercial quantities of oil are not expected for some seven years.