Sentence examples for foremost mining from inspiring English sources
The deal marks the end of an era for South Africa's foremost mining dynasty.The Oppenheimers have been in the diamond business for more than a century, including over 80 years with De Beers.
Bibiani Limited one of the foremost mining companies to begin mining operations in the town, embarked solely on underground operations until shutdown in 1961.
Work at the colliery ceased in February, following a devastating fire, leaving 650 miners without a job and Warwickshire - historically one of Britain's foremost mining regions - without a deep mine.
From 1866 to 1869 Agassiz was the superintendent of a copper mine near Lake Superior, at Calumet, Mich.; he eventually became president of the mine, retaining that position until his death, by which time he had changed an initially unprofitable operation into the world's foremost copper mine.
Breaking boundaries is something of an everyday occurrence for de la Peña, who has been one of the foremost proponents of virtual reality technology, particularly in terms of mining the possibilities for journalism.
Known in his time as a foremost expert on mining and metallurgy, Egleston served as President of the American Institute of Mining Engineers, and twice received France's highest decoration, Légion d'honneur.
"A merger would … create the world's foremost business, creative, energy and mining superpower". Canada has — by far — the longest coastline in the world, 151,500 (mostly undefended) miles, and a navy consisting of just 33 ships and 8,500 regular personnel.
Foremost among these are the mining, trucking, and transportation industries where diesel exhaust is an ever present concern for health professionals looking to assess and control emissions relative to published exposure standards.
The Government of Croatia established several bodies to address the problem of land mines in Croatia; foremost among them are the Office for Mine Action and the Croatian Mine Action Centre.
The brother, for Levinas, is not the same but the other; not the identical but the singular; he is the one who has understood that human rights, for example, are not mine first and foremost but those of that "otherwise than being" that is other people.
