Sentence examples for exported offshore from inspiring English sources
The Gulf states have become increasingly concerned that encryption technology used by BlackBerry devices makes it difficult to monitor them, and that, because of the way the BlackBerry network functions, data is exported offshore.
We show that although much of the sediment exported offshore during this time interval originated from valley excavation, a substantial portion emanated from hillslopes, mostly through deep-seated landslide and earthflow processes that were vigorous during periods of rapid fluvial incision just prior to the Pleistocene Holocene transition.
Up until last year, a large chunk of our household waste was simply exported offshore.
Juergen Maier, the firm's UK CEO, said that an existing blueprint to export offshore wind turbine machinery from the Hull hub was now up in the air.
In Mr. White's analysis, the vacant space resulting from exporting jobs offshore is more likely to amount to 10 million square feet a year, rather than 50 million.
As production wanes, these firms are increasingly trying to export their offshore know-how.Oliver Sanderson, the main author of the Douglas-Westwood report, points out that although some limited experience has been gained from dismantling small platforms in the Gulf of Mexico, taking to bits installations on the scale of the North Sea's bigger platforms remains more or less virgin territory.
But Australia has gone a step beyond other countries: it has exported its detention centres offshore – to Nauru and to Manus Island in Papua New Guinea.
Domestic gas prices are surging as we move to export our reserves offshore.
Unless the UK's tax havens publicly declare the real owners of companies registered there, as will happen in the UK itself from June, we're just exporting the secrecy offshore.
A growing group of activists are working hard to stop the Algonquin Pipeline Expansion, which will create a 42" pipeline pushing fracked gas from Pennsylvania to offshore export in Massachusetts.
And Cyprus is now very overvalued — not only have the big capital inflows of yore dried up, a major export industry — offshore banking — has just died.
