Sentence examples for mines could be from inspiring English sources

Fearing that their mines could be closed, diggers do not report deaths.

In March Marchuk announced that some 70 nonlucrative mines could be closed in the next few years.

The Army had said that it was waiting until mines could be cleared to return Tamils to their homes, but Siva was dubious.

The mineworkers union has asserted that Mr. Ross conspired with Massey and Horizon to engineer the bankruptcy so that the mines could be sold at low prices.

The larger problem is that even if a deal over the mines could be worked out, partitioning the north of Kosovo would set a dreadful precedent.

The army corps of engineers estimated in a report last year that in the absence of the Poe Lock and the fleet of heavy freighters, only 35% of the ore produced in northern mines could be transported using smaller vessels, trucks and rail.

Gold mining could be one candidate: the ten biggest gold-mining companies have just 40% of the market, and efficiency varies greatly.

The economic risk of the new efforts is that mining could be a temporary fix.

Some experts say that mining could be a reality within the next decade or so.

If I'm inspired by a friend of mine — could be, yes.

West Side school friends of mine could be reached at the MOnument or CAthedral or RIverside exchange.