Sentence examples for reserves unlocked from inspiring English sources

Lord Browne told HARDtalk's Stephen Sackur of the huge gas reserves unlocked by fracking within the USA, saying it now represents 30% of American gas production.

Employees reserve online, unlock the door with a programmed card and drive away.

Students could sign up online to reserve and unlock a car from a small fleet of vehicles with RFID cards and an access code.

That same month, GM started Maven, a car-sharing service that enables customers to reserve and unlock vehicles with their smartphone.

It has unlocked huge reserves of creative energy, revolutionised communication, democratised the means of publication, enabled amazing feats of crowdsourced knowledge and dazzlingly speedy analysis.

Many experts say they think it is underused as a power and transportation fuel, especially after new technologies recently unlocked huge reserves in shale gas fields across the country.

In oil and gas, for example, new technologies in horizontal drilling and hydraulic fracturing have unlocked huge reserves of natural gas and oil that were previously uneconomic to recover.

Technologies such as hydraulic fracturing and horizontal drilling have also unlocked vast reserves of crude oil and natural gas, supplies that are changing North America's energy outlook.

It is a significant capability achievement if the 30% of reserve potential can be unlocked partially or in full for operational use, realising enhancement in asset and space utilisation.

It would unlock reserves of confidence, make me graceful and help me find inner balance.

Actors' off-screen relationships seem to resonate in a film that "is wonderful at showing how trivial incidents can unlock reserves of festering resentment in a high-strung household," Stephen Holden wrote in The Times.