Sentence examples for reached the existing from inspiring English sources
Experts said that once one of the relief wells reached the existing 7-inch pipe, at a point just above the oil reservoir, engineers would probably cut a hole in it.
We read the Act and Regulations as providing a 'full hearing' for applicants who have reached the existing limit of stations, upon their presentation of applications conforming to Rules 1.361(c) and 1.702, that set out adequate reasons why the Rules should be waived or amended.
His expedition reached the existing mission in August, 1691 and discovered that the priests there had established a second mission, Santísimo Nombre de María, 5 mile east of San Francisco de los Tejas.
Earlier today, Lebanon's president, Emile Lahoud, warned that his country might not recognize the United Nations findings if they were "confined to a fictitious nonexisting line that does not reach the existing internationally recognized frontier".
While up to 6% of this 20% is in need of a clinical intervention [ 3], only approximately 15% - 20% of children with mental health problems reach the existing child mental health services, as studies conducted in Canada [ 4], USA [ 5, 6] and Great Britain [ 7] have shown.
There are only a few possible highlands to build on that could still easily reach the existing pipes, and the best of them are in the park.
Furthermore, RDS makes it possible to recruit PWID who might not be reached by the existing low-threshold facilities in the study cities and thus can only be reached by their personal social network.
The probabilistic model has been used to estimate the reliability reached with the existing verification format for road bridges.
Even if a new contract is not reached before the existing one expires, union members would not necessarily go on strike.
The line was therefore only extended to Østerås, which could be reached using the existing fleet.
This indicates that women most at risk for abortion complications are not being reached by the existing HIV testing interventions [ 41].
