Sentence examples for pipelining from inspiring English sources

The amount of pipelining, geological surveying and chemical engineering needed for this is not unprecedented compared with what already exists in the oil, gas and mining industries.

Back to euphemisms, Athers details the skills required of a "people and culture director", as advertised by the ECB - one of which is "talent pipelining".

A pricing dispute prompted the country to reorient its exports towards China, aided by the opening of a pipeline connecting the two countries in 2009.

Turkmenistan has expressed interest in exporting to the EU via a trans-Caspian pipeline and to India and Pakistan across Afghanistan, but the plans are yet to get off the drawing board.

"There are in the pipeline [several] cities around the nation.

Yemen says it has foiled an al-Qaida plot to blow up oil pipelines and seize some of the country's main ports, but security remains tight and hundreds of armoured vehicles have been deployed to protect key targets.

A British judge will rule on whether BP breached agreements with the farmers and was negligent in causing environmental damage when building the pipeline.

BP says it is vigorously defending the case, arguing that it took significant steps to compensate farmers for laying the pipeline on their land and to ensure that no harm was caused.

The move – elaborated on in a telephone call between Tsipras and president Vladimir Putin – could see Moscow pouring as much as €2bn into the construction of a pipeline that would transfer natural gas to Europe from Greece's border with Turkey.

San Angelo, a city of 100,000, dug a pipeline to an underground water source more than 60 miles away, and sunk half a dozen new wells.

The most recent regeneration project has been in the pipeline a long time: the transformation of post-war shopping area The Moor, a dishevelled, long-neglected high street.