Sentence examples for mined resource from inspiring English sources
This is also important because phosphorus rock used for fertilizers is a mined resource, and supplies are dwindling.
The researchers then mined resource databases to discern the availability and consumption of sugar in 187 countries.
More specifically, green chemistry should use fewer hazardous and harmful feedstocks and reagents; improve the energy and material efficiency of chemical processes; use renewable feedstocks or wastes in preference to fossil fuels or mined resources; and design chemical products for better reuse or recycling.
And these smart phones use mined resources from some of the most ecologically sensitive areas of the world, as a recent Friends of the Earth campaign points out.
The United States has programs affecting labor standards in coal mining, reclamation of mined land, leasing of coal resources on federally owned land, and air and water pollution.
Groundwater in ultramafic mined massifs represents a valuable resource, but also a severe constrain for mining engineering.
Instead of seeing old uniforms or other fabric as garbage, companies should look at them as a resource to be mined, said Jamie Burdett, a co-owner of Worn Again, the London company behind the bags made from Royal Mail jackets and Virgin Group balloons.
Feminists who view the philosophical canon as a resource to be mined for ideas useful to feminism are engaged in a potentially oppressive activity since the history of philosophy is replete with ideas and theories that are (or might be) oppressive of women today.
Her very biological essence becomes a product, her DNA becomes another resource to be mined, cast adrift in the ebbs and flows of the global market economy.
The resource may be mined and processed on the surface or it may be processed in situ.
Similarly, Tiffany evaluates whether she's been treating herself "as resources to be mined," and whether the difficult task of instead allowing herself to become soil rich for growth is worth the effort.
