Sentence examples for gas concerns from inspiring English sources

The bill allows nonmanufacturers, like ExxonMobil and other oil and gas concerns, to get the new breaks by redefining their activities as "manufacturing".

But with a gas shortage looming in the United States, Australian gas concerns are betting they can ship gas competitively all the way across the Pacific Ocean to the West Coast.

Humana will report its 2008 full-year earnings Feb. 2. Oil and gas concerns claimed two of the top five spots over the past five days.

ProPublica pieced together the story of how Chesapeake shifted borrowing costs to landowners from documents filed with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission, interviews with landowners, people who worked for the company and employees at other oil and gas concerns.  .

However, long-term therapy with inhaled NO is complicated by the instability of NO gas, concerns regarding the development of methaemoglobinaemia (as NO binds avidly to, and oxidizes, the haem moiety) and marked rebound pulmonary hypertension following cessation of therapy (Ichinose et al., 2004).

Her father is the president of the Ballard Exploration Company, an oil and gas concern in Houston.

A Buffalo-based natural gas concern, the National Fuel Gas Company, agreed to buy Tri Link Resources Ltd. for about 340 million Canadian dollars ($230 million) in cash and assumed debt to expand into Canada.

When Mr. Guo, 52, wanted to cash out of the cooking gas concern, for example, the city ruled that the assets belonged to the collective and that he and his friends were, in effect, nothing more than employees.

The four main ideas, according to Fred Moavenzadeh, the MIT professor running the Masdar Institute of Technology, were the diversification from oil and gas, concern about climate change, the importance of good education for his people, and equal rights for women.

President Vladimir V. Putin said he personally backed a proposal that Gazprom, the country's No.1 gas concern, swap some of its shares for Rosneft, the country's No.5 oil company.

The bridegroom, 33, works in Manhattan as the general counsel to the Red Apple Group, whose businesses include Gristede's and Sloan's supermarkets and United Refining, an oil and gas concern.