Sentence examples for is mined from from inspiring English sources

Packaged mud is mined from seabeds and/or thermal springs rich in minerals.

Most of what Mr. Wiser presents is mined from other books, and while this shows wide reading in secondary sources, it does not represent much original research.

The water is mined from depths of one kilometre, pumped to the surface and then distributed to the fields for irrigation.

After limestone is mined from the earth, it is heated in a kiln to around 2,000 degrees Fahrenheit, which drives all of the carbon out if it.

Magnesia was extracted from the Mediterranean in the late 19th century; at present nearly all the magnesium metal used in the United States is mined from the sea at Freeport, Texas.

That sector includes the crude oil shipments that have been an important growth area for the railroad as more oil is mined from shale deposits such as the Bakken oil field in North Dakota and Montana.

Manganese could not feasibly be mined from the ocean floor.

Potassium fertilizers, namely potassium chloride and potassium sulfate, are mined from potash deposits.

Salt was mined from the 10th century until 1980, when production ceased.

"The more urban mining you do … the less copper is needed to be mined from conflict areas," explains Bleekemolen.

According to Emmanuel, both concluded there was more to be mined from each other if they were companions, not lovers.