Sentence examples for mining could have from inspiring English sources

In his view, domestic data mining "could have been done legally" if the N.S.A. had maintained privacy protections.

The report, issued on May 18, is a draft assessment of the "potential impacts" that large-scale mining could have on the intricate network of lakes, spawning streams and wetlands that make up the Bristol Bay ecosystem, the heart of a $2.2 billion regional fishing industry.

Human activities such as waste disposal, irrigation and mining could have a significant influence on water quality which is normally shown in the concentrations of dissolved ions in solution.

Asked about monument supporters concerns about the impact mining could have on tourism and the environment, Dhillon said "the target is a high value, underground scenario with modest disturbance". .

In fact, the lines "I'd rather live in his world, than be without him in mine" could have made it on to our love songs list.

They are alleging he failed to consider the impact the burning of the coal from the mine could have on the reef.

"Only an extremely rich mine could have withstood all the mistakes I made.

Mine could have been a more tragic story".

I don't know if a show like mine could have ever existed on network, if that's what you're asking.

There are also concerns about the environmental impact on the reef caused by dredging, the impact hundreds of kilometres of rail work and mining sites will have on local biodiversity, the impact of using so much groundwater from the basin, as well as the effect the mine could have on agriculture.

These changes coincided with lower soil fertility parameters (e.g., total carbon, total nitrogen, and nutrient holding capacity) leading us to believe that altered growth conditions associated with the initial mining disturbance could have facilitated an opportunistic colonisation by this species.