Hydrocarbon gas, mixture liquefied, n.o.s. Isobutane

Oil is a stew of hydrocarbon molecules.

What a prospect.

Regional cooperation on developing various ways to deliver hydrocarbon raw materials via pipelines to world markets.

I know a prospect

Her prospect is good

What a nauseating prospect.

Some of the pilot initiatives currently being supported include projects in the mining, hydrocarbon and ecotourism sectors.

As the pressure grew, so did the heat, until a chemical reaction transformed the organics into hydrocarbon fossil fuels

Why doesn't that prospect concern you?

Emphatically not, sir. The prospect terrifies me.

Working in conjunction with risk management software, the sensor system was reducing the risk of potential environmental contamination from hydrocarbon spillage.

No job, no money, no security, no prospect.

No job, no money, no security, no prospect.

Several also noted that widening of markets may increase domestic emissions as hydrocarbon production increases or more electricity is generated for export.

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You give me the prospect, you give me brightness

I have a fine prospect. Won't you meet him?

Bacteria growing near the hot hydrothermal vents or in the cold hydrocarbon seepage from sediments (including compressed gas hydrates) can be sources of food.

And the prospect I'm offering you, of an easier surgery ...

Zimbabwe is not the only country facing that dire prospect.

Many protracted situations remain, with little prospect of early solutions.

Now look, Keyes, I've got to call on a prospect.

The prospect of picking up a prize or two, eh?

It's a terrible prospect. I am to be made governor.

She's very excited at the prospect of being with us.

We see the flows of materials in a rather terrifying prospect.

Concerned at the prospect of the indefinite possession of nuclear weapons,

But in order to do this, one of the things we really need to do, is we need to remember we are people of the hydrocarbon.

The momentum of debates around the world was considered an encouraging prospect.

Sustained economic growth in the developing world was an increasingly realistic prospect.

As frightening as the prospect was, he was going into the next office.

The prospect of employment in other countries can stimulate interest in higher education.

Her delegation was concerned by the prospect that points would be unfairly reallocated.

In North America, the shale energy revolution in the US, Canada s oil sands, and the prospect of more onshore and offshore oil production in Mexico (now that its energy sector is open to private and foreign investment) have made the continent less dependent on Middle East supplies. Moreover, South America holds vast hydrocarbon reserves, from Colombia all the way to Argentina, as does East Africa, from Kenya all the way to Mozambique.

What it turned out, that all that we are seeing, all this liquid, is made of hydrocarbon and ethane and methane, similar to what you put in your car.

Indeed, our land is very generously endowed with hydrocarbon resources, but one should not think that Turkmenistan intends to acquire wealth only by actively trading in its natural resources.

The prospect of using the genome as a universal diagnostic is upon us today.

been financed thus far through international support, which is not a likely future prospect.

The prospect that weapons of mass destruction will once again be used is terrifying.

We recognize that the prospect of reform seems more within reach than ever before.

Against this background, the prospect for Indian OFDI, including by Indian SMEs, is promising.

The new century has opened up a bright prospect for the development of mankind.

The Working Group believed that the General Assembly could not countenance such a prospect.

These include fisheries police activity in the South Atlantic, seismic hydrocarbon surveying activities and the granting of licences for the exploration and exploitation of minerals and related aeromagnetic surveying activities.