Sentence examples for mining could be from inspiring English sources

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

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

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

Some say alternative consensus protocols, perhaps ones that don't rely on mining, could be more secure.

The report also said expansion of uranium mining could be economically beneficial but "it is not the most significant opportunity".

Then the diggers ran into what they thought was bedrock, 70 feet down & thought no more diamond mining could be done.

Some regulators have warned that the industry's data-mining could be used for discriminatory practices — such as offering elite consumers better pricing or identifying financially troubled consumers who might be susceptible to predatory lending.

Some federal regulators and privacy advocates warn that this kind of data-mining could be used to aim at consumers vulnerable to predatory lending practices, for instance, or to favor certain high-value consumers with instant, attentive customer service while relegating other people to interminable wait time.

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

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

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