Sentence examples for oil picking from inspiring English sources

Dover Publications does it in books, putting out slow-selling editions that don't call for big author advances; Apache Corp. does it in oil, picking up worked-over fields not worth the attention of a giant oil company; Railtex does it in railroads, acquiring tracks that aren't economic for a giant like CSX.

The administration focused on the economic problems in front of it -- keeping the world economy on an even keel -- and didn't spend much time looking at what might happen if demand for oil picked up while inventory and production capacity were still low.

Oil picked up where it left off Monday, as prices marched higher.

This oil picks up sand and grime and doesn't last that long.

His Iranian counterpart agrees: "When the global economic crisis comes to an end, and the demand for oil picks up, the oil market could experience another price shock," he says.

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Going forward, assuming the price of crude oil picks up and passes $60/barrel again, the budget predicts that growth will average around two-percent.

When it is heated and circulating, oil picks up and emulsifies contaminants.

Virgin Money Climate Change Fund Virgin has tried to make a positive of the fact it invests in all sectors, including gas and oil, "cherry picking those with a lighter than average environmental footprint as well as those providing climate change solutions".

Oil-related exchange-traded funds were stronger, as United States Oil Fund picked up 79 cents, or 0.8%, to $100.81.

If the business media is to be believed, oil traders perceived the jobs data as a sign that the US economy is on its way to recovery, which means US demand for oil will pick up sometime soon, which means prices will pick up also, which makes traders want to buy up oil futures contracts to cash in on the coming price increases.