Sentence examples for reserves to exploit from inspiring English sources

It also reduces Europe's energy security [because Europe has few shale gas reserves to exploit, unlike the US and Asia].

The gas did throw the agonized defenders into chaotic flight; but the German high command, having been disappointed by the new weapon's performance under adverse conditions in Poland earlier in the year, had failed to provide adequate reserves to exploit its unforeseen success.

But, with almost perfect irony, there were no reserves to exploit the hole in the German line and move into the flat, open country beyond the ridge where maneuver was possible.

The Germans were unprepared for the level of their success and lacked sufficient reserves to exploit the opening.

This prompted the giant oil firms, which had already developed significant footholds in Indonesia, Iran, Saudi Arabia, and Venezuela, to scour the global South in search of new reserves to exploit -- a saga told with great gusto in Daniel Yergin's epic history of the oil industry, The Prize.

And Baku's gambit is a poor one at that: with an estimated 50 to 75 years of oil reserves left to exploit, it is doubtful that someone as greedy and narcissistic as Aliyev will risk future billions in an attempt to liberate a mountainous land inhabited by foreign people and devoid of natural resources.

When the attack began on 15 March, the regiment was initially held as a reserve, ready to exploit any breakthrough by the infantry but this did not eventuate.

He said that the UK had the potential for a large amount of shale gas exploration, but that aspiring companies would need much more information on whether the gas reserves are economic to exploit, and that could only come from further exploration.

It is the centre of the Iraq oil and gas industry, and there are massive reserves to be exploited.

Mr Trump wants untapped shale oil and gas reserves to be exploited.

Chevron, meanwhile, is preparing to exploit reserves deep in the Gulf of Mexico, where it has extensive infrastructure for conventional drilling.