Sentence examples for mining out from inspiring English sources
But American politicians and the public have yet to address whether the country should be mining out in this way its most precious reserve of an increasingly valued resource.
Each resulting set of binding sites was submitted to consensus, which is a tool for mining out conserved motifs.
When mining out a tree, mine only part of it so it says floating.
"It's another scoop-out job," says Clem Cecil of Save Britain's Heritage, referring to the common strategy of retaining the facade of an existing building and mining out everything behind.
"Our struggle starts at the community level … [but] even if we kick mining out of El Salvador it could still happen in Honduras and that would still affect our water," Alas says.
Mr. Clark earned millions upon millions in copper mining out West, and after stints as a prospector, farmer and United States senator, he arrived in New York in the 1890s, when the choicest patches on Fifth Avenue were going, going, almost gone.
It can be seen that the loss in productivity from mining out-of-seam material is the single biggest contributor to the cost.
These citations can also be considered quote mining, out-of-context citations used to promote an argument (Young [1985], Pieret [2006]).
I poured mine out in shame.
And the mines had been mined out".
