Sentence examples for ore strike from inspiring English sources
ANNALS OF FINANCE about the Security and Exchange Commission's law suit against Texas Gulf Sulphur Company, and thirteen men who were directors or employees of the company, who used inside information of the company's rich ore strike in Canada for their private enrichment by placing large amounts of orders for shares before the news had reached the investing public.
At the Lindau Test Site, application of a slip- and dilation tendency analysis on the resulting fault pattern reveals the high reactivation potentials for the N S striking ore dike as strike-slip fault and for NW SE striking structures as normal faults within the ambient stress field (see below).
And certainly to watch this play is to experience a kind of reawakening: a rekindling, if not of nationalism, then certainly of a sense of belonging; to see it, to understand it, feels as if Butterworth has struck the ore of our national identity.
Though Vale may be getting a lower price from China because of fewer shipping costs, the agreements that the world's three largest iron-ore suppliers have struck reflect the same market fundamentals, says Hackett.
The measurement results indicate a major principal stress of 20 MPa perpendiculars to the strike of the ore, and a minor principal stress of 10 MPa parallel to the strike of the ore, which is 10 15 times higher than the theoretical vertical stress caused by gravity at the measured location.
Those same railroad unions continued to haul the ore from mines that were run by strike breakers, to mills that were run by strike breakers.
The company mined lower grade ore in Mali and was hit by power cuts and strikes at its Tongon mine in the Ivory Coast.
Figure 8 shows the SW-NE residual gravity profile (whose location is shown in Figure 10-1, page 272, Grant and West 1965) taken normal to the strike of the buried causative ore vein.
The global commodity boom helped by sucking in Brazilian iron ore and agricultural produce, and in 2007 Brazil struck vast deposits of deep-sea oil.
