Sentence examples for mining has led from inspiring English sources

According to the World Bank, mining has led to rapid economic growth in Mongolia.

Mountaintop mining has led to many protests and hundreds of lawsuits.

But illegal mining has led to violence, pollution and the destruction of parts of the country's precious rainforest.

Mining has led "to a host of issues such as subsidence, degradation of soil and water resources as well as air pollution," the Tata report stated.

These practices, together with maturity in the field of text mining, have led to an increase in the number and quality of various Web tools that provide comparable literature search service to PubMed.

Dr Jones explained that the influx of people, attracted by job opportunities at the mines, had led to an increase in demand for meat and because people had wages from the mines, small bars that sold bushmeat were opening.

The incorporation of temporal semantics into traditional data mining techniques has led to the development of a new field called temporal data mining.

Concern over toxins in the mining residue has led the national water agency, ANA, to ban the use of the river water for human consumption.

While Sydney may seem the obvious choice for Brits, a surprising number head to Perth in western Australia where a mining boom has led to speedy economic expansion and the need for a larger workforce.

The application of this mining method has led to the identification of hundreds of biomarkers in human tumors: prostate (224), breast (176), lung (244), colon (57), ovary (292), and pancreas (147).

Popularity of in silico mining methods has led to the construction of various microsatellite databases in recent years, each with a different emphasis.