Sentence examples for mining would have from inspiring English sources

Without the new plant, mining would have stopped in 2002.

Republicans said the Powell convictions and allegations about sand mining would have no impact on Mr. Grucci.

He noted that, like him, Mrs. Clinton had been pilloried in coal country for acknowledging that coal mining would have a declining role in a 21st-century economy.

In fact, he said, thsae end of mining would have "minimal or positive impact" on most island stakeholders – holiday home owners who do not live there.

Nixon and Hoover didn't need data mining to do their mischief — and, again, I haven't seen an explanation of how data mining would have helped them do worse than they did.

In taking the rare step of revoking the permit, granted in 2007 by the Bush administration, the E.P.A. said that mining would have done unacceptable damage to rivers, wildlife and communities.

(Mine would have cost $230).

The mines would have to be worked underground.

"I haven't really though whether mine would have been hacked or not," he said.

And how curtly efficient and brief her letters in reply to mine would have seemed.

Her words were simple and forthright and grateful, while mine would have been complicated and wary and not grateful enough.