Sentence examples for gas thought from inspiring English sources

Just as compelling are the enormous deposits of oil and natural gas thought to be under the ocean floor.

American astronomer who was distinguished for his research on the irregularity of the Sun's behaviour, notably sunspots—highly magnetic vortices of gas thought to have an effect on the Earth's climate.

Russian troops pumped sedative gas thought to have been laced with fentanyl into the Dubrovka Theater, where dozens of armed Chechen rebels had taken more than 800 people hostage.

President Clinton called today for new federal regulations limiting power plants' emissions of carbon dioxide, a gas thought to cause global climate change, through a system similar to the rules now in place for pollutants that cause smog and acid rain.

Could the Arctic become a battleground over control of large reserves of oil and gas thought to lie under the Arctic Sea, or will there be co-operation in the polar region?

"Before, many of us in natural gas thought it would not happen in our lifetime.

After 11 fighting days in Bonn, negotiators this week produced the draft of a protocol on the reduction of greenhouse gases (thought to contribute to global warming) which 160 or so countries are supposed to sign in Kyoto in December.

OO Climate Change May Be Escalating So Fast It Could Be 'Game Over' scientists warn; hnew research suggests the Earth's climate could be more sensitive to greenhouse gases than thought, raising the spectre of an 'apocalyptic side of bad' temperature rise of more than 7C within a lifetime.

The laugh would be about Manager Bruce Bochy's Rolls-Royce parade ride running out of gas and the thought would come from Sergio Romo's choice of T-shirt, which weighs in on the immigration debate.

Now gas is dominating the thoughts of Western oil bosses and, increasingly, their firms' portfolios.

Still, worth noting that the head man, Philip Lambert, recently dazzled peers with his thoughts on gas, shale gas and, of course, fracking.