Sentence examples for rising exploration from inspiring English sources

LONDON — A group of private equity firms increased its offer for the Expro International Group, which makes deepwater well equipment, to more than £1.71 billion, or $3.4 billion, on Friday, entering into a bidding war with Halliburton amid record oil prices and rising exploration costs.

But they do rise as exploration and production rigs become more complex and more remote.

Gradient of ground temperature in this type of mines with heat-harm is less or near to the average, without heat-harm when explored at superficial part, but heat-harm appears as the ground temperature rising while the exploration depth increasing.

A combination of rising production and exploration costs, dwindling output from long-established mines in North America and South Africa, and political and economic instability in other parts of Africa means that mine supplies cannot be ramped up at will.Another potential source of supply is sitting in the vaults of central banks.

Costs for exploration are rising.

But as oil prices continued rising, such investment in exploration resumed.

Oil service companies, on the other hand, stand to benefit from rising capital spending in exploration and production.

Hours later, Dr. Hauser, a rising star for his explorations into cognition and morality, made his first public statement since news of the inquiry emerged last week, telling The New York Times, "I acknowledge that I made some significant mistakes" and saying he was "deeply sorry for the problems this case had caused to my students, my colleagues and my university".

Profits rose sharply in exploration and production, while refining and marketing turned in a strong performance on higher margins.

The last such boom in orders came in the late 1970s and early 1980s, when exploration rose after the 1970s oil shocks.

But how long will such discipline last if demand and prices keep rising, and money for more exploration keeps flowing?