Sentence examples for viable exploration from inspiring English sources

Campanini told the Guardian that the new law also "makes viable" exploration in "protected areas" for which the government has already signed contracts - with Repsol, Petrobras, France's Total, Russia's Gazprom and China's Eastern Petroleum and Gas.

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Thanks to the Earth's warming trend, caused in great part by the burning of fossil fuels, the region is now apparently viable for exploration and exploitation and will remain so.

Another group of doubters on Capitol Hill say the industries needed to keep private space exploration viable simply don't exist, necessitating a mini-Apollo push from Nasa, despite soaring progress from the Elon Musks of the world and soaring prices for government programs.

Matt Damon, in all his squat retroussé-nosed handsomeness, plays Mark Watney, a Nasa astronaut who in some future time of viable human spaceflight exploration is part of a team undertaking dull scientific research into the red dust and red rocks on Mars, earnestly decanting them into little plastic pots and exchanging good-natured walkie-talkie badinage with his team.

He quickly learned that $100,000 was not nearly enough to do that, so he came up with a new idea: creating models to make capital-intensive projects like space exploration economically viable.

Delineation of the viscosity in heavy-oil reservoirs is viable for heavy-oil exploration and production activities.

Results have also shown that biogeochemical approaches to mineral exploration are viable in arid ecosystems with low net primary productivity.

According to Elder Mcharo, a senior hydrogeologist at the WRD Dodoma, local faults are among the most viable localities for groundwater exploration.

We think that supporting ongoing exploration of viable forms of living, individually and collectively, provides an overall rubric that encourages this ensemble of practices rather than having to defend each of them separately in more local terms.

We initiated an exploration of viable, infectious Chlamydia carriage in human blood cells.