Sentence examples for gas sinking from inspiring English sources

There are graphic accounts of gas attacks, the gas sinking into craters and shell holes like "a big soft jellyfish".

You could see oil and natural gas sinking back to cash costs of $30 per barrel and $5 per 1,000 cubic feet, respectively.

The explosions tended to push the gas away from the galaxy's center, so less gas sank into the central regions to create stars there.

Ralf Trapp, an arms control expert in Chessenaz, France, says that he finds the combination of weapons evidence convincing, too, as well as the fact noted in the U.N. inspector's report that the rockets were launched early on a morning when the air was moving toward the ground, which meant the gas sank to the bottom of buildings and had greater effect.

Increasing greenhouse gas sinks relates to general environmental management actions such as land use practices (Starr 1961) and ecosystem conservation (Usher 1973), which, again, are long-standing and well-known activities.

Mitigation entails reductions in greenhouse gas emissions and augmentation in greenhouse gas sinks intended to minimize the extent of global warming [ 8].

Preventive actions should include attempts to mitigate climate change by enhancing greenhouse gas sinks and decreasing greenhouse gas emissions that lead to global warming.

"With many gas companies sinking fiber-optic cable, the industry has a telecommunications-based revenue stream," says Philip Borish, Rushmore's senior financial adviser.

That same year, an offshore gas platform sank in eastern Venezuela.

Given that gas prices are sinking, the Ukrainian president, Viktor Yanukovich, probably could have negotiated the gas deal without the Black Sea concessions.

In 2008, the stocks of many natural gas companies were sinking because of the financial meltdown, recession fears and falling gas prices.