Sentence examples for mining could bring from inspiring English sources

Henning Sonderup reels off a list of the improvements that mining could bring: "New school, bigger hospital, better airport, new harbour, new roads, everything," he says.

Pebble is a potential source of millions of dollars' worth of minerals, and mining could bring hundreds of jobs to the struggling area.

But the study also warned that a mine could bring a stigma.

Supporters say the mining method could bring thousands of jobs to economically depressed regions in the state's Southern Tier, a region along the northern border of Pennsylvania.

But more than a year later, it is not clear that the benefits mining companies could bring to Haiti would outweigh the costs they inflict – for instance, throwing poor people off their land, polluting our soil, air and water, and generating further inequalities of wealth and power.

Some analysts suggest that political reforms in the Soviet Union and South Africa could bring new militancy among mine workers looking for improved conditions.

If Alphamin's industrial mine at Bisie is successfully opened, it could bring much more transport and communications infrastructure to the area, and create jobs.

Wilde had a lot of physical energy and no limit to his social range: he could bring the house down giving a lecture in an American mining camp.

But only a major new effort by the Pentagon could bring the "man-in-the-loop" capability to more complex systems in which antipersonnel mines are combined with anti-tank mines by 2006, the report said.

– Michael D. Shear — MICHAEL D. SHEAR Mr. Romney said the federal government could bring energy prices down and create jobs by lifting some federal regulations on oil drilling, coal mining and nuclear energy.

It could bring illnesses.