Sentence examples for left refining from inspiring English sources

Earlier in the week, UBS analyst William Featherston noted that the sharp decline in gasoline cracks has left refining margins below the five-year range and predicted that refiners may reduce run rates until demand improves.

American based Murphy Oil, which owns the Murco plant in Milford Haven, said it was leaving the refining business.

Bunker fuel is a viscous and highly polluting substance left over from refining oil.

Crews docking at the Port of Gothenburg are turning off their engines and plugging into the local power grid rather than burning diesel oil or sulfurous bunker fuel — a thick, black residue left over from refining oil.

By one count, jatropha now covers less than 500,000 hectares.Biodiesel is not the only kind of biofuel: India also makes bioethanol from molasses left over from refining sugarcane.

As Wayne Curtis writes in And a Bottle of Rum (2006), the first rums were essentially distilled industrial waste, the molasses left over from refining sugarcane.

A beta test with approximately 500 testers was conducted, and the only main activities left were to refine the game's features and to fix errors uncovered in the testing.

The unstable liquids left over from the refining process were thrown away.

These better-tasting products are healthier because the nutrients in whole-wheat flour are significantly better for you than what is left once flour is refined.

Four main varieties of metal have been found: crude copper lumps in the state in which they left the smelting furnace; refined copper, containing trace elements of arsenic and antimony; an alloy of copper with 2 to 5 percent of arsenic; and bronze with a tin alloy, often of as much as 11 to 13 percent.

Although credited with the development of the modern breed, Honeywood concentrated on producing dogs for hunting and it was left to Thomas Johnson to refine the breeding to produce dogs that were both attractive and capable hunters.