Sentence examples for mining countries from inspiring English sources

Will Peru remain one of the world's top mining countries?

Why does one of the world's top mining countries seem to be missing out on the commodities boom Currency movements are partly to blame.

Bangkok and Hong Kong have also developed as important stone-cutting hubs, while mining countries like Tanzania are increasingly developing local cutting expertise to capture value-added revenue.

And Mongolia is reaching out to other mining countries for expertise: its president, Natsag Bagabandi, signed a cooperation agreement with the Chilean government on Sept. 25 during a state visit that included a tour of a Chilean copper mine.

Although state ownership of rights is common in other mining countries, such as Canada, Australia, Chile and Brazil, South Africa's shift has been branded expropriation by lawyers acting for the big mining companies.

Longwall mining in inclined coal seams has been a common practice in many major coal mining countries.

"And this is a mining country.

By the 1930s Canada had become a major mining country.

Although Peru has been a mining country since pre-Inca times, since 1992 output has tripled.

He was transferred, without consultation, to Tatabanya, back in rural mining country.

The Hudson's Bay Company was first, but after a while we became a mining country.