Sentence examples for reserves put together from inspiring English sources
The starters and reserves put together a complete game.
A new study is being shilled about by tar sands advocates, claiming that it proves developing the tar sands isn't a such a big threat to the climate -- because there is a lot less carbon here than in all of the world's coal reserves put together.
This also includes the million or so acres of private gardens – an area around the size of Suffolk, and bigger than all the nature reserves in Britain put together.
He said that around 45percentt of the 615,000 square feet of space that was now available directly from the landlord was being held in reserve until he could put together whole floors or half-floors.
Assuming that only ten per cent of this is actually recoverable, it still represents the second-largest oil reserve in the world, after Saudi Arabia's, and more oil than is contained in the reserves of Kuwait, Norway, and Russia put together.
"So the smartest solution was just to actually put together a reserved table and let your imagination, suspend your imagination so that as we progressed in the years -- who knew it was going to be 10 years?
FOREIGN RESERVES Japan's official foreign-exchange reserves outstrip those of the 11 euro-area countries put together.
Meaning that right now all cryptocurrencies put together don't even equal 1% of the world's gold reserves.
Put together, these fuels should bring hundreds of billions of barrels of recoverable reserves to market in coming decades and shift geopolitical and economic calculations around the world.
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