Sentence examples for planning to extract from inspiring English sources

2,795 gigatons: This is the amount of carbon dioxide that if they were burned would be released from the proven reserves of fossil fuel – ie the fuel we are planning to extract and use.

A loss of this amount for lenders would be roughly the same as the government is planning to extract from its citizens over the next four years in the form of spending cuts and tax increases so as to bring its deficit down to 3 percent of gross domestic product, from 32 percent.

It had no appeal for environmentalists, who pointed to studies showing that Cadiz was planning to extract more underground water than could be naturally replenished, and who were horrified at the ecological impact of a pipeline stretching miles across the desert.

The most extravagant investment was a full-scale mining operation led by Charles H. Spencer, head of the American Placer Company, who came to Lee's Ferry in 1910 planning to extract gold from the Chinle Formation.

An overview of the variables we plan to extract is presented in the data extraction form (see online supplementary table S2).

They plan to extract and burn it all.

The company plans to extract metallurgical coal for steel-making rather than power generation.

He plans to extract $46 billion from oil and gas companies and $129 billion from multinationals.

As Republicans lay the groundwork for their tax bill, Democrats plan to extract as much political pain as they can.

The company plans to extract 700m tonnes over the next 30 years and ship it for export via a 50km railway built by the company.

Dr. Robbins said she planned to extract ancient bacterial DNA from the Indian skeleton and hoped it might resolve how the disease originated.