Sentence examples for valuable pipeline from inspiring English sources

We maintain our view that ProSavin represents a valuable pipeline asset for Oxford BioMedica, and we eagerly await further progress.

Some of Enron's business and some of its brightest people will wind up at his firm; if he gets his way in court Watson will also get Enron's valuable pipeline system, Northern Natural Gas, in return for the $1.5 billion he poured into Enron in the course of the merger plans.

Some of its business and its brightest people will wind up at his company; and if he gets his way in court, he will also get its valuable pipeline system, Northern Natural Gas, for the $1.5 billion he poured into Enron in the course of the merger plans.

The study, published in ACM Inroads, also offers valuable pipeline data to businesses and industries that are competing in the job market for workers with skills in these areas.

We believe that in addition to elucidating the role of bZIP1 mutation in the whole plant, we present a valuable pipeline of analysis that can help to define the role of different genes in a system view.

Dynegy opened a new front yesterday in its legal battle to gain possession of Enron's valuable Northern Natural Gas pipeline, arguing that loan defaults by Enron give Dynegy the right to buy the pipeline.

When Dynegy signed the deal with Enron, it appeared to have an agreement with little risk: It invested $1.5 billion in cash but had the right to take Enron's valuable Northern Natural Gas pipeline -- or get its money back -- if the deal fell through.

These findings are valuable for pipeline infrastructure engineers making renewal technology selection decisions by providing a more accurate process for the assessment of social costs and impacts.

"At the June summit, [Charles Koch Foundation executive Ryan] Stowers stressed to the donors that this 'investment' in education had created a valuable 'talent pipeline.' Assuming the thousands of scholars on average taught hundreds of students per year, he said, they could influence the thinking of millions of young Americans annually.

In its action against Dynegy, Enron accuses its crosstown rival of tricking it by feigning interest in a merger and then pulling out so it could claim a valuable Enron natural gas pipeline as part of a breakup agreement.

When Dynegy pulled back from its potential bailout of Enron, Enron claimed that its archrival's interest was never sincere and that it had engaged in negotiations in part to secure Enron's valuable northern natural gas pipeline.