North Sea
Americannoun
noun
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Oil was discovered under the sea floor in 1970.
Etymology
Origin of North Sea
Firsr recorded before 1000
Example Sentences
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I also didn’t know what a Dryrobe was until I saw every sensible swimmer come out of the North Sea and throw one on to stay warm.
They found that even if the UK maximised North Sea extraction and returned revenues directly to households, the cost savings would be far smaller than those expected from accelerating the shift to renewable energy.
From BBC
North Sea Brent crude plummeted by more than 14 percent while its American equivalent, West Texas Intermediate, lost nearly 10 percent.
From Barron's
The standoff has rattled markets and sent fuel prices soaring, with North Sea Brent crude now trading above $105 a barrel, feeding fears about higher inflation and weaker global growth.
From Barron's
He said that the price of gas was set by international markets regardless of whether it came from the North Sea or the Middle East.
From BBC
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