Sentence examples for extracting some of from inspiring English sources

A strike at a mine in South Africa turned violent last week, shining a light on the murky business of extracting some of the world's most precious metals.

By efficiently extracting some of the highest-ranked resources in the landscape, people are likely to have contributed to the trophic displacement or regional extirpation of other large predators.

T-cell therapy T-cell therapies range from stimulating the individual's own immune cells (the T-cells) that should have destroyed the cancer cells to actually extracting some of a person's immune cells (drawing blood), altering them to recognize specific molecular markers on the specific cancer that a person has, and reinjecting those cells.

Former Ukrainian President Yanukovych was favorably disposed toward Russia, and though his government was going to let Exxon and Royal Dutch Shell start extracting some of the natural gas off the Crimean coast, he generally made it easy for Russia to do business in Ukraine, and much of Crimea's natural gas was still up for grabs in terms of extraction rights or trade deals.

Radiography of these core samples is necessary to document the success of the procedure in extracting some of the target microcalcifications [ 26].

In a commercial-scale operation, an option to consider is extracting some of the brine and treating it for beneficial use (Fig.  8).

Generally, high amounts of ore and rock extraction and high amounts of overburden are necessary to extract some of these small-scale materials.

"Sojourn" extracts some of them.

The book extracts some of Žižek's gags, presenting one joke, with lots of white space, facing another.

At the mine, which once extracted some of the world's highest quality ore, the machinery has been looted.

As humans, however, we are able to extract some of those factors and make them the focus of attention; that is, render them conscious.