Sentence examples for reach sources from inspiring English sources

I'd try to reach sources, but Second Life's IM window would hang on "waiting" all day when trying to figure out who was online.

Amid increasing optimism that a deal is within reach, sources familiar with the negotiations suggested that the European council president, Donald Tusk, may exercise his power to call a further EU summit if progress is insufficient at the next meeting due in mid-February.

ASP cytonemes that contain the Dpp receptor have been observed extending as far as 40 μm, crossing over approximately 15 20 disc cells to reach sources of Dpp.

Although the disappearance of persulfate during ISCO is slow compared to that of H2O2, the low reactivity of persulfate in aquifer solids can prove advantageous because it may allow the oxidant to reach source zones.

The more easily obtained sources of gold had been depleted over the years, while harder-to-reach sources became more difficult to mine profitably, given the static price.

"What we realized at the 25,000 level was that we were going to be actually reaching sources that we did not intend to reach," Ms. McCarthy said.

New powerful technologies have enabled the oil and gas industry to drill deep into previously hard-to-reach sources of gas, but the cost of the new technique is high: some people who live near fracking sites have become seriously ill from contaminated air and water.

It would have to look beyond the easy-to-reach sources that had powered it in the past and make massive investments in the extraction of what the industry calls "unconventional oil" and what I labeled at the time "tough oil": resources located far offshore, in the threatening environments of the far north, in politically dangerous places like Iraq, or in unyielding rock formations like shale.

The animals may accordingly move great distances to reach attractive sources of food.

It has become surpassingly difficult for Chinese people to get around the nation's Great Firewall, and to reach foreign sources of news.

Problem: Two out of every five people in Africa have no nearby water facilities and are forced to walk long distances to reach water sources.