Sentence examples for extent of reserves from inspiring English sources
The extent of reserves set aside for wildlife conservation has risen by some 500% over the past 3 decades.
Two of the measures — number and total extent of reserves — are basic statistics in any review of protected areas.
"I am pleased that the UK government highlight the positive future of the industry for years to come, the extent of reserves, and the benefit to the balance of payments, and production taxes.
Many management strategies have been proposed for addressing these changes, including general principles such as fostering resilience, practicing adaptive management, and expanding the scale of management as well as more specific recommendations such as increasing landscape connectivity and increasing the extent of reserve networks.
But many now doubt the extent of these reserves and the potential for extraction.
"I am becoming sick and tired of lying about the extent of our reserves issues and the downward revisions that need to be done because of far too aggressive/optimistic bookings," Mr. van de Vijver said in an e-mail message in November 2003 to Sir Philip that was quoted in the report.
The location and extent of drug reserves may be determined by the drug's physicochemical properties.
By contrast, PAH group 2 preserved some extent of vascular reserve secondary to a vasodilation response (negative ΔPVR) and a lower impairment of buffering function (lower positive ΔEM).
By contrast PAH group 2, showed some extent of cardiovascular reserve, illustrated by the changes of ΔEM, ΔPVR, ΔmPAP/ΔCO ratio and ΔSV with respect to control patients (Table 4).
But the plan essentially collapsed last year amid disputes over the rates of return sought by American companies and the extent of Saudi gas reserves.
The chief executive of trade body UK Onshore Oil and Gas, Ken Cronin, welcomed the passing of the government's bill: "The industry can get on with finding out the extent of the recoverable reserves of natural gas below our feet.
