Sentence examples for extract annually from inspiring English sources
But hardrock miners, who extract hard minerals rather than hydrocarbons, pay no royalties on the $1 billion worth of metals and gems they extract annually.
The Indo-Gangetic Basin provides nearly a quarter of all groundwater extracted annually worldwide.
The mine where the blast occurred accounts for 2 million tons of coal out of the total 40 million extracted annually by the company.
In France, an estimated volume of 5 million tons of sediment is extracted annually, and it is obvious that the risk, both environmental and human, associated with its heavy metal content and speciation cannot be totally ignored for the future use of this sediment.
In time, the traditional timber distribution system was overrun by a timber mafia with approximately 150,000 m3 of timber (against a total growing stock of 96.8 million m3) carrying a market value of around Rs 750 million, extracted annually in the state under the TD rights, being siphoned off to timber industries (Gouri et al. 2004).
Approximately 6 × 106 Mg of ore is extracted annually from this area resulting in 36 × 106 Mg of waste material.[1] Rex Chert and Cherty-Shale Members overlay the Phosphoria Formation and Pennsylvanian period Wells Formation (limestone) lies below the Phosphoria Formation.
More energy is wasted in the perfectly edible food discarded by people in the US each year than is extracted annually from the oil and gas reserves off the nation's coastlines.
Most of the 925,000 tons of asbestos extracted annually in Russia is exported.
Efficacy and safety data are collected every 6 months for 8 years, and data are extracted annually.
An estimated 10 000–15 000 pacemaker and implantable cardioverter defibrillator (ICD) leads are extracted annually worldwide using specialized tools that disrupt encapsulating fibrous tissue.
An estimated 10 000–15 000 pacemaker and implantable cardioverter defibrillator (ICD) leads are extracted annually worldwide using specialized tools and techniques (personal communication with physicians and industry).
