Sentence examples for projected reserves from inspiring English sources

Outside of narrow industry circles and the upper echelons of both governments, there is still little awareness of the scope of the exploration or the dimensions of the projected reserves.

And every other social service must be performing brilliantly, as the council's projected reserves of £167m by the end of 2016-17 has climbed to a staggering £209m – that's £42m surplus to requirements.

On current technology only around 40% of projected reserves are likely to be extracted".

In 1993 Amoco won an international tender for 50% of the Priobskoye project (reserves: 5 billion bbl)., currently Russia's largest undeveloped oilfield.

I am unaware of a construction company that, after delivering a highway project, reserves lanes for its own use or to pull up and recycle in other projects.

Its approach couldn't be more in contrast with mainstream E&P of the past decade--it has no shale plays, no debt and F&D costs estimated at Management projects reserves of over 2 MMBoe by December 2016 while spending less than $1,000,000 in Capex.

Lawmakers have already drawn down $3.1 billion of the fund's projected $9.5 billion reserve to cover a deficit in the current budget.

Partly as a result, since 1997 the agency has pushed back, by 13 years, the date at which it projects its reserves will be exhausted.

363 Noe Street was a haven for some of San Francisco's most vulnerable residents, a small housing project reserved for the elderly and the disabled.

Participants in the Guardian project reserved their greatest ire for those Republican candidates who have expressed skepticism on the campaign trail that human-induced climate change exists at all.

Until recently the idea of building a computer seemed like a project reserved for a distant future, but over the past years many companies such as IBM, Google, Microsoft, D-Wave, Rigetti Computing, and others have announced that they started the operation of quantum computer prototypes.