Примери коришћења Cheap oil на Енглеском и њихови преводи на Српски
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Never buy cheap oil.
We are not asking, as some say,for cheap gas and cheap oil.
The era of cheap oil is behind us.
Who would sell us cheap oil?
Why not buy a cheap oil.
Cheap oil is also very good for China, so while Russia is hurting, China is getting a much needed boost.
The End of Cheap Oil?
Then, moving into the 1970s and 1980s,the Russians had stopped selling the East Germans cheap oil.
And we still have cheap oil now.
Venezuela has sent cheap oil to Cuba since Chavez became president, and the fall in oil prices will not affect this.
America needed cheap oil.
China is quite happy to buy the cheap oil, but her close allies, Russia and Iran, are being hit severely.
Did I mention the end of cheap oil?
We know that the end of cheap oil is imminent, but we refuse to believe it.
Chevron profits tumble because of cheap oil.
What can replace cheap oil- and when?
But Belarus does not need this; Belarus needs cheap loans, which it won't get,as well as cheap oil," said Yevseyev.
China is kind of joyful to buy the cheap oil, but her close allies, Russia and Iran, are being hit severely.
It is for Americans to have cheap oil.
The deal was simple- for supplying endless cheap oil, the Venezuelan rich kept a large slice of the profits.
Soviet bloc countries were partially insulated at the time of the oil price shock,for they benefited from cheap oil from the former USSR.
We've had cheap oil or cheap energy is a better way to phrase it we've had an abundance of ideas, and we've chosen a system and perpetuated it.
They have agreed to sell cheap oil for US dollars.
We are entering an epochal period of change in the world, and-- certainly in America-- the period that will be characterized by the end of the cheap oil era.
But at home, Russians are feeling the bite of cheap oil and western sanctions.
It involves oil and gas control of the entire region andthe weakening of Russia and Iran by Saudi Arabian flooding the world market with cheap oil.
But at home, Russians are feeling the bite of cheap oil and western sanctions.
They readily acknowledge that the age of cheap oil is over, without apparently realising that expensive fuels are a sign of constraints on extraction rates and inputs needed.
Last week, Lukashenko accused Russia,the country's main provider of cheap oil and gas, of stopping supplies“to dissolve Belarus.”.