Sentence examples for in producing nations from inspiring English sources

Liquefaction plant projects that prepare the gas for shipping in producing nations like Nigeria and Russia are being delayed and even shelved because of political turbulence, cost overruns and increasing domestic demand for gas in their own countries.

But the trend will likely continue upward, perhaps interrupted by short oversupply panics as well as the usual refinery fires, pipeline breaks, political posturing in producing nations, natural disasters, field depletions, dry-hole exploratory disappointments, shipping interruptions and the like.

Less than €0.01 of every cup of coffee consumed in Europe helps eradicate poverty or achieve the SDGs in coffee producing nations.

Elections in Venezuela and Nigeria threaten political stability in two big producing nations, the Middle East is anyone's guess, and growth of non-OPEC oil production looks set to tail off after 2007.

If this was the case, that cup of joe with Joe (Biden) could change the course of history in all coffee producing nations, eradicating poverty and creating a rural middle class in the coffee lands.

In major coal producing nations like the US, Australia and Russia, more than 90% of coal reserves are unused in meeting the 2C pledge.

The black-eye BP is suffering may make it persona non grata in the oil producing nations’ competition for new concessions.

"It may be seen by the market as an incremental step in a possible longer-term escalation of problems in the core oil producing nations of Saudi Arabia and Iran," he told Bloomberg News.

Santos has drawn attention to the damage suffered by the producing nations in Latin America as they continue to serve the growing demand for drugs in the consuming nations of the west.

The cost of a barrel of Brent crude rose by more than $2 to just over $54 a barrel as the rally that greeted news of an agreement reached by producing nations in Vienna extended into a second day.

In the large sheep producing nations of South America, Australia and New Zealand sheep are usually bred on large tracts of land with much less intervention from the graziers or breeders.