Sentence examples for mining have been from inspiring English sources

Manufacturing and mining have been hit the hardest.

Pollution from non-point sources – farm runoff, runoff from city streets and from destructive activities like mountaintop mining – have been more difficult to control.

Merchants in small towns there, hit hard by federal laws reducing logging and mining, have been told that recreation could be their salvation.

Tax payments by multinationals have been minimal, and existing local sources of jobs, such as small-scale mining, have been suppressed for the benefit of big miners.

Gold-bearing quartz veins — quijo, in Quechua — were first exposed by Pleistocene glaciation, and signs of ancient hard-rock gold mining have been revealed by the retreat of the glaciers.

So far, $6.7 billion worth of projects, mainly in mining, have been approved for the next four years, with another $10 billion-15 billion being considered for the more distant future.

Foreign investment in mining has been frightened away.

"For decades, mining had been a very small margin business.

Because of overfishing the salmon catch is off and gold mining has been in a slump.

Opinion mining has been surveyed [12].

But what is undeniable is that illegal mining has been rife for years in Karnataka.