Sentence examples for gas ambitions from inspiring English sources
In the short term, Liang said the costs were likely to curtail China's shale gas ambitions.
El Paso's international oil and gas exploration ambitions, on the other hand, will become less important.
Possessing more than 15% of the world's proven gas reserves, Qatar has ambitions to become an energy giant and uses its wealth to pursue regional and global ambitions.
The lack of transmission lines — and the relatively low price of natural gas — has thwarted the ambitions of wind-power advocates to expand the use of this alternative energy source in Texas.
Australia's policy choice is to do away with pricing greenhouse gas emissions and cut ambition for renewable energy.
For the last two years, though, and increasingly over the last 12 months, the pizzas have been joined by the more-formal fare that a gas stove and huge ambition can create: delicate salads of foraged greens and home-grown flowers, cured meats of great complexity, painterly pasta dishes, aged roasted meats.
An increase in U.S. production of unconventional gas has thwarted Qatar's ambitions in the United States, the world's biggest oil consumer.
Prime Minister Abbott probably still won't be going to the summit of world leaders being convened in September by UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon to try and boost ambitions on greenhouse gas cuts.
"The UK, in cooperation with other countries around the world, needs to come up with a bigger and more concerted effort around those greenhouse gas removal technologies if the ambition of Paris is to be met," said Matthew Bell, the CCC's chief executive.
"Our ambition on the gas is clear," says Rajkumar.
