Sentence examples for streams of oil from inspiring English sources
The oil, either in the form of tar balls, sheen or heavier "mousse," is brought near the coast by currents, but the wind is usually responsible for the final push, bringing streams of oil onshore.
Hence, one of the strategies to improve the economics of this potentially profitable plant is to increase the value of the side streams of oil production (trimmed stems/branches, seed or kernel cake, seed shells, and fruit hulls).
Hydrogen production from the thermolysis of undesirable hydrogen sulphide (H2S) represents a viable means of extracting energy from it while enhancing the efficiency of Claus process, which is a widely used technology for sulphur recovery from H2S laden streams of oil and gas industries.
After confirming "broad streams of oil on both sides of [Bismarcks] wake", Prinz Eugen returned to the forward position.
For decades, a steady stream of oil leaked out of a drill off the Guadalupe Dunes in California.
The way China has responded shows the limits of these efforts.To check the stream of oil cash America needs to punish those that trade with Iran.
A valve seems to have burst, and a stream of oil trickles down the embankment, where local boys have gathered, hastily filling bottles and cans with it.
They say they suspect the heavy use of chemical dispersants, which BP has injected into the stream of oil emerging from the well, may have broken the oil up into droplets too small to rise rapidly.
As a result of the outcry that followed the death of Saro-Wiwa, Shell stopped production in the Ogoniland region, but it still maintains – rather poorly, in fact – a large pipeline and storage infrastructure, which are the cause of a continuous stream of oil flowing into the waters surrounding hundreds of desperately poor communities.
Many of these projects are providing or are about to provide a steady stream of oil and natural gas exports from Libya to markets in Europe and in particular to Italy, a legacy of the colonial period when Italy held sway over Libya's affairs.
Sitting on a yacht on the Great Bitter Lake of the Suez Canal, the pair struck a deal: the US would support this newly formed state and, in return, the Saudis would ensure a continuing stream of oil to the west.
