Sentence examples for whose extraction from inspiring English sources

In addition to the remaining Royal Irish soldiers, the SAS were also tasked with extracting Lieutenant Musa Bangura the patrol's SLA liaison, whose extraction was given the same priority as that of the Royal Irish and a group of Sierra Leonean civilians who were being held by the West Side Boys.

Some opponents said the pipeline would encourage the exploitation of the oil sands, whose extraction emits more greenhouse emissions than the extraction of other resources.

Yet, from the apparently 'desolate' north, to the Tory front line of the home counties, political priority is given to the development of shale gas, a difficult, dirty and inefficient fuel to exploit, whose extraction will accelerate climate change.

By maintaining low prices in the short term, it hopes to undercut shale producers, whose extraction method is costly but whose output has grown in the United States and elsewhere.

The gas, whose extraction from the undersea hydrate reservoir was thought to be a world first, could provide an alternative source of energy to known oil and gas reserves.

In Fort McMurray, in Alberta, Canada, notorious for its oil sands — thick sludge buried underground whose extraction leaves behind vast amounts of poisonous wastewater — Blackwell investigates the mass death of waterfowl in ponds filled with toxic tailing.

Unlike other facialists, whose extractions can leave you looking like a hot mess for a few days, Mamie has the gentlest touch.

This single deal was hugely important for BP whose daily extraction rate of 1.5 million barrels of oil was in danger of halving when the contract was signed.

A pronounced high count rate of single-photon emission at the wavelength of 1.3 μm that is capable of fiber-based quantum communication from InAs/GaAs bilayer quantum dots coupled with a micropillar (diameter ~3 μm) cavity of distributed Bragg reflectors was investigated, whose photon extraction efficiency has achieved 3.3%.

Let a vector (varvec{h}) serve as the capacity constraints on extraction, whose elements represent the maximum amount of resources that can be extracted at any given time.2 Finally, the initial amounts of resources and commodities are known and given as (bar{varvec{z}}) and (varvec{v}), respectively.3.3

I once had a friend, of Greek Cypriot extraction, whose dad had a catchphrase "whisky: the water of life".