Sentence examples for the sharara from inspiring English sources

If, as he predicts, exports hit 400,000 b/d "within two weeks", as the Sharara field in the south-west and others come back on stream, some $40m a day should soon accrue to the state.

Ubari lies strategically alongside the Sharara oil field, Libya's second largest — it's now shut down, like a lot of the country's oil facilities — and is close to the lucrative cross-border smuggling routes into Chad, Niger, Algeria, and beyond.

The El Feel oil field, which used to produce 80,000 barrels per day (bpd) and the Sharara oil field, which resumed production on June 9 and amounts to over 200,000 bpd, will have a positive impact on the local economy through the rehabilitation of electricity production facilities, local airports and transportation infrastructure, as well as through increased revenue of municipalities.

As a result a fresh brawl is brewing in the Saharan oasis of Ubari, which sits at the gates of the al-Sharara oilfield, largest of them all.Oil production has fallen and become much more volatile; it can be 800,000 barrels one day and 100,000 the next.

At a festival on Monday, its leaders promised to open the valves on a critical pipeline connecting the El-Sharara and El-Feel oil fields with the Zawiya and Mellitah export terminals that mostly supply southern Europe.

Sharara said the town's market stalls and the traditional Christmas church services would be held as they are every year.

Meanwhile, Isis has deployed near the south-western town of Awbari, threatening the main western oilfields at Sharara and El Feel.

While Hezbollah does not discuss military matters, Waddah Sharara, a columnist for the pan-Arab newspaper Al Hayat and a descendant of Shiite clerics, said it has 3,000 regular fighters and up to 12,000 irregulars.

The brainchild of Gehad Hussein, Muhammad Mansour, Con O'Donnell,  and Abdelhameed Sharara it has become more than just a startup event.

The older age groups had higher rates of RTI possibly because infants may have immune protection via breast feeding (Sharara and Kanj 2014; Oddy et al. 2003; Duijts et al. 2009; Ladomenou et al. 2010; Hanson and Korotkova 2002).

Low hygiene caused by crowded buses, trains and residing in dense camps were presumably contributing factors (Sharara and Kanj 2014).