Sentence examples for mining entrepreneurs from inspiring English sources

The film's portrayal of evil, thieving mining entrepreneurs cajoling the residents to sell their coal-rich property at bargain-basement prices is also too snugly cut and dried.

In eastern Congo, two mining entrepreneurs, Edouard Mwangachuchu, a Congolese Tutsi, and his American partner, Robert Sussman, a physician from Baltimore, are struggling to build a legitimate business in an illegitimate state.

Luther was born in Saxony in 1483, the son of a well-to-do mining entrepreneur.

But in the same book chapter, Abbott promoted climate denialist talking points and referenced a mining entrepreneur who says climate change is all natural.

Daly was active in Montana politics, engaging in a long battle with Senator William Clark, another mining entrepreneur, for control of the state.

Mr Glazer's purchases included the 6.4% stake owned by Harry Dobson, a Scottish mining entrepreneur who bought the shares several years ago from former United chairman Martin Edwards.

Abbott quotes from a book by "Australia's leading geologist, Professor Ian Plimer" who is a mining entrepreneur appointed in recent years as a director to the boards of several of Gina Rinehart's mining companies.

Mr. Farkas, an eccentric mining entrepreneur known across the country for his philanthropy and long blond hair, went ahead with the donations as a way of helping the men ease into their new lives.

"Suddenly, he appears with billions and billions, saying he's going to be the world's richest man," he said of Mr. Batista, a mining entrepreneur who gets largely glowing treatment in the news media here as an idol for Brazil's growing number of millionaires.

Q Can you give me more information about the original house at 15 East 91st Street, owned at one time by Lord Joseph Duveen?... M. Tayloe Finley, Manhattan A In 1916, the mining entrepreneur Charles MacNeill bought a lot on 91st Street from Fifth Avenue to Madison, already a street of grand residences, and had the architect Frederick Sterner design a most unusual large house.

Canadian mining entrepreneur Frank Giustra is leveraging his foundation's money with Mexican billionaire Carlos Slim Helu and mining concerns like Newmont Mining, BHP Billiton and Mitsubishi to provide 50,000 cataract surgeries in Peru and to provide basic medical services in remote areas of Colombia.