Sentence examples for one the keystone from inspiring English sources
One, the Keystone XL pipeline won't lower your gas prices and may instead raise them slightly in the Midwest.
One, the Keystone XL pipeline was indicative of the kinds of things we cannot continue to do: dig up vast tracts in faraway places to produce more carbon than the atmosphere can stand.
The incoming Republican majority in the Senate essentially guarantees that President Obama will be forced to choose one way or another on the Keystone XL pipeline, either by vetoing the proposal or making a deal something he has been avoiding for years.
In this article, an efficient imaging algorithm based on the Keystone Transform for one-stationary bistatic SAR, whose computation load is on the order of M2log2M, is proposed.
In what felt like an abridged version of his old show, he had two panel discussions--one about the Keystone pipeline and one about a cheating scandal in the Atlanta public schools--that ran for two segments each.
"This will be one of the keystone questions: How did these people become entrapped?" said Jim Furnish, a deputy chief with the Forest Service who is heading the investigation.
These last constitute one of the keystone of cost and benefit integrated assessment approaches to climate change.
A large size electromagnetic calorimeter with an energy resolution of 3%/E (GeV) for 100 500 MeV photons is one of the keystone elements of the KOPIO experiment.
He added that the bill's sponsors had already incorporated 10 bipartisan amendments before reintroducing the measure this year, but McConnell now insists that Republicans be allowed to offer five additional amendments, including one for the Keystone pipeline.
So Clinton seized every opportunity to trumpet her most progressive positions — her support for paid family leave, sweeping gun control legislation and "a new New Deal for communities of color" — and at the same time downplay the ones (on trade, the Keystone XL pipeline, Wall Street reform) where, at least until recently, she did qualify as a moderate.
Some ecologists have recently been arguing that these predator-driven ecosystems are more diverse and more resilient than ones where the keystone predators are absent.
