Sentence examples for indigenous supplies from inspiring English sources
The Canadian, Australian and Russian governments clearly will not allow their own nuclear plants to close as a result of shortages, leaving the rest of the world - including the UK, which has no indigenous supplies of uranium - even more at the mercy of a fast diminishing market.
A real issue is that for the UK to produce enough gas for it to make a difference to our indigenous supplies requires a lot of wells - many more than are typical for conventional gas reservoirs.
It took countries with much smaller indigenous oil supplies to take radical new steps.
From the Polish perspective, indigenous coal supplies offer immediate energy security in the face of an often hostile neighbour to the east.
Like Japan, the country has little by way of indigenous energy supplies, and it too decided on nuclear power to solve that problem and bring new technological skills to its industrial base.
Japan has argued strongly for money going to high-efficiency coal-fired power plants to be counted, as they represent a marked improvement on older versions, and as many developing countries are likely to continue to be reliant on indigenous coal supplies for years to come.
Los Angeles, which lies in an arid coastal region, has always had growth ambitions far exceeding its meager indigenous water supply.
The butchery of fur- and oil-bearing mammals on land and sea supplied the money to buy the slaves working the mines and fields of the New World, just as genocide of indigenous people supplied the land and precious metals.
Acknowledging that military actions against guerillas who were defending their home territories was a difficult and expensive proposition at best, U.S. policy makers turned to the destruction of the indigenous food supply.
On the other hand, soil indigenous nutrient supply is of great importance for rice growing (Shoji et al. 1974).
