Sentence examples for oil information from inspiring English sources

The average is already more than $4 in California, Hawaii and Alaska, and analysts at the oil information service said drivers were paying more than $4 at some stations in at least three other states — Illinois, Connecticut and New York.

Such is the oil information we are fed by the oil industry, a somnolent press and passive government agencies, all trying to make us feel better while we pay exorbitant rent for what we have foolishly let become a basic economic necessity.

Writing in a London-based Arabic daily on Saturday, Sheik Saud Nasser al-Sabah, Kuwait's former oil and information minister, criticized what he described as his country's lackluster support for the American-led campaign against Osama bin Laden and his associates.

The calculation of biodegradation rates of the spilled oil requires information on the stoichiometric coefficients such as the mass of biodegraded hydrocarbon compounds per oxygen consumed (h) and the microbial biomass produced per mass of hydrocarbon compound biodegraded (Yoil) for individual or group of hydrocarbon.

'[M]aking crude oil route information public... elevates security risks.'.

He added that railroad companies were concerned that "making crude oil route information public... elevates security risks".

A Kuwaiti politician, former oil and information minister, and past head of the Organization of Oil Exporting Countries (OPEC) as well as his country's National Security Council, Sheikh Ahmed is already being touted as a possible future president of FIFA in 2019.

Phenanthrene-9,10-quinone is a signature oxygenated derivative of phenanthrene present in crude oil, but information about its downstream cellular metabolism is limited.

Although major components in A. vulgaris EO have been shown to inhibit growth of different cancer cells, as pure compounds or part of other plants extracted oil, no information is known about its anti-proliferative activities.

It operates in two sectors--oil and information technology--in which women have typically been thin on the ground.

Further down the coast, there will be other sites for food processing, fish farming, palm-oil production, information technology and, of course, timber.