Sentence examples for hunt for resources from inspiring English sources
IN POORER countries such as Congo, China's hunt for resources has more complex effects.
They complain that Chinese companies destroy national parks in their hunt for resources and that they routinely disobey even rudimentary safety rules.
Instead, they depended on the greybeards (or at least the salt-and-pepper beards) to organise and lead the all-important hunt for resources.
Now the deadly siege in Algeria has fired up a debate here over how far its petroleum companies, and their skilled workers, should go in the hunt for resources and profits.
There has been much publicity about China's hunt for resources abroad, mostly in developing countries but not so widely known is that recycling plays a huge role in quenching its thirst for raw materials.
The story allows Rise to focus more on exploration and survival than the previous game; you use the environment to your advantage to hunt for resources, craft gear and find historical relics.
The sentence, which some human-rights advocates called unusually harsh, seemed to underscore the Chinese government's acute sensitivity to any matters related to its hunt for natural resources to fuel economic growth.
In particular, emerging markets like India and Brazil have large domestic banks capable of financing deals, he said, while Brazil's currency has strengthened and both China and India are on the hunt for natural resources.
But with the hunt for natural resources and profit pushing businesses into increasingly dangerous places, are big companies doing enough to protect their workers?
