例句與造句

1. The other possible reserve who might play is freshman shooting guard Malachi Thurston.
2. There are formal estimates of the possible reserves of oil discovered.
3. No oil has been produced yet, and there has been no formal estimate of the possible reserves.
4. The Proved, Probable and Possible Reserves rose by 152 %, from 389 million to 982 million barrels.
5. There were four Air Corps ( or Fliegerkorps ) in the Soviet Union, giving one possible reserve Corps.
6. It's difficult to find possible reserve in a sentence. 用possible reserve造句挺難的
7. They are seen as future officers or army personnel or as possible reserves in the case of national emergency.
8. Total proved coal reserves in the United Kingdom are estimated at 220 million tonnes, although possible reserves could exceed 1 billion tonnes.
9. Pemex said last month that the Campeche Sound oil fields have possible reserves of 74 billion barrels and proven reserves of 17.1 billion barrels.
10. While neither Papandreou nor the consortium provided estimates of the size of possible reserves in the area, the development minister stressed that Greece is optimistic.
11. Pemex said last month that the Campeche Sound oil fields have possible reserves of 74 billion barrels and proven reserves of 17 . 1 billion barrels.
12. Reserves less than 90 % recoverable but more than 50 % are considered " probable reserves " and below 50 % are " possible reserves ".
13. This duty also created opportunity to discharge her final duty to her family, that of suicide once her service as possible reserve heir was no longer needed.
14. Italy has already qualified for the 2004 European championships and coach Giovanni Trapattoni used the match to evaluate several possible reserves for next year's tournament in Portugal.
15. Undan-Bayu is currently estimated to have possible reserves of around 6.0 trillion cubic feet of gas, 358 million barrels of liquefied petroleum gas and 430 million barrels of condensate.
16. These disputes are in part about irredentism; and they are also about the control of marine and natural resources, such as possible reserves of crude oil and natural gas.
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