Sentence examples for pace of gas from inspiring English sources
Waste Management says it can keep up the pace of gas extraction at Altamont for 25 years even if it receives not even one more banana peel.
Dependence on Russian gas imports, and pressure from Brussels to reduce carbon emissions by 2020 beyond the 20% level previously already agreed, have pushed the government to look for alternatives.The cabinet's decision comes only two weeks after the national audit office issued a fairly damning report on the slow pace of shale gas exploration.
Policy-makers have not kept up with the rapid pace of shale gas exploitation in the past decade.
The slow pace of shale-gas exploration outside America shows why.
It is a lucrative but risky decision for any 18-year-old to make, one that could foreclose on his future if the frenzied pace of oil and gas drilling from here to North Dakota to Texas falters and work dries up.
Initially, the pace of arrivals for gassing was so intense that a bottleneck developed because of the limited capacity of the gas chambers; however, a month after its opening, the Nazis constructed additional gas chambers that more than tripled the camp's killing capacity.
However, the pace of development of Egypt's gas industry has slowed over the past few years owing to rising costs, and the government has to balance the domestic need for gas against the financial advantages of maximising gas exports Egypt is now the eighth-largest exporter of liquefied natural gas (LNG) in the world and is contracted to sell gas by pipeline to Jordan, Syria and Israel.
-- For Porter Ranch families seeking to escape leaking gas, the pace of relocation has not improved.
Had they kept pace with inflation since 1982, the price of a gallon of gas today would be about $2.45 -- about a dollar more than consumers now pay.
