Sentence examples for mines to a from inspiring English sources

The margin between electricity supply and peak demand has been perilously thin since 2008, when power cuts brought many mines to a standstill.

This striking agreement holds the East Boulder and Stillwater mines to a higher set of environmental standards than those required by state and federal authorities.

In 1965, Oulahan and Lambert had noted he had "extensive investments in everything from copper mines to a chain of waffle shops".

Yes, the Obama administration approved a donor's sale of U.S. uranium mines to a Russian firm, but Clinton does not appear to have been involved.

The so-called "Trandafiloff affair" of early 1844 was essential in this process it was provoked by Bibescu's decision to lease all Wallachian mines to a Russian engineer named Alexander Trandafiloff, a measure considered illegal by the Assembly and ultimately ending in Bibescu's decision to dissolve his legislative.

His experiences mirror mine to a large extent.

Within hours Reclaim the Power said it had brought operations at the mine to a standstill.

This year, he helped defeat the nomination of a Bush administration official who favored the mine to a federal appellate court.

Converting the mine to a laboratory would cost about $280 million, plus several hundred million dollars more for the experiments.

But Roger Clark, a director at the conservation group Grand Canyon Trust, likened the size of the mine to "a Walmart parking lot.

At one point, 12 had requested to be reassigned from inside the mine to a different area of the operation because of the extreme hazards.