Sentence examples for remains underground from inspiring English sources

"I'm happy that grime remains underground," he insists.

It takes millions of gallons of water to break up the shale, and at least 30 percent remains underground forever.

Efforts to seal the channels through which the mud is escaping are unlikely to succeed, and it is impossible to tell how much fluid remains underground, according to a University of Oslo geology team.

Although most of the colony remains underground, workers occasionally search for food on the surface.

Even though that percentage can be expected to increase as production continues, it seems certain that a substantial proportion of the fracking additives injected remains underground.

Generally, groundwater tends to acquire chemical compositions similar to that of seawater (that is more dissolved and relative increase in chloride ion) the longer it remains underground and the further it travels.

The track is an international club hit, but in America it remains an underground favorite, and it wasn't exactly ubiquitous on MTV over the past year.

"He is one of the few designers who make feminine clothes that women want to wear, but remains slightly underground," Sarah Lerfel, an owner of Colette, said.

The group was set up in March after it became clear that women had been excluded from the committee to change the constitution, and remains an underground movement because it cannot afford the fees for legal recognition.

However, a fraction of the injected CO2 remains stored underground, which is beneficial for the environment.

During dry winter months L. laevis remains inactive underground, encased in a hard shell or cocoon composed of layers of its own, unshed skin.