Sentence examples for slowing mining from inspiring English sources

Having lost most of his billion-dollar fortune due to the slowing mining sector, Tinkler then ran into trouble over late payments to his creditors, including Jets players.

Concentration of gas around the working face always reaches the ultimate limit, which slows mining, and makes the co-excavation of coal and gas hard to implement.

The alliance, to be announced Wednesday, is intended to overcome hurdles that have slowed mine cleanups: the intermingling of public and private land in the most affected areas and the provisions of the Superfund law that make those who work at mine waste sites, whether to re-mine them or clean them, potentially liable for their pollution.

Discussing the suit against the Environmental Protection Agency and the Army Corps of Engineers, Mr. Manchin said that the more stringent procedures were unlawful and had harmed the state by slowing new mining projects to a trickle, and he accused the Obama administration of trying "to destroy our coal industry and way of life".

Empirical experiences have shown that slower mining prolongs the lifespan of bed separations, conducive to water accumulation.

His is quite thorough in his process, but it sets an old HP all-in-one to the task, which resulting in very slow mining speeds and, as a result, a tangible waste of resources, including time, energy and computer wear.

At the same time, says Kernot, global production of diamonds is slowing, as mines close in Russia and scale back in Australia.

Slowing growth in mining, manufacturing and construction accounted for most of the slowdown in the three-month period that ended in June.

As a consequence of surface coal mining, past landscapes within the Lusatian coal mining region were disturbed (land cover, forest, agro- and other ecosystems, geological material, hydrology), paralleled by strongly changed economic and socio-economic conditions (unemployment, emigration due to slowing down of mining activity in the region).

Progress was slowed by mines on the slopes of the bluff, but elements of all three rifle companies, as well as a stray section of G/116, had gained the top by 09 00, causing the defenders at WN-62 to mistakenly report that both WN-65 and WN-66 had been taken.

He said the other appeared to have run a longer course through the mines, slowing down as it spilled into Wolf Creek.