Sentence examples for Well fuelled from inspiring English sources

The banking, telecoms, construction, drinks and retail industries are doing well, fuelled by the rise of a new (though still small) middle class.

Dowsett says: "Your food intake should reduce a little, but don't overdo it; you need to make sure you're well fuelled to make the most of these sessions but not too much that you're gaining weight, considering the mountains you have ahead of you".

That's logical if you were building a power plant that could be equally well fuelled by wind, sunlight, natural gas or coal -- buy the cheapest fuel today.

It may well have fuelled American reluctance to be dragged into the gathering storm.

Meanwhile, Mick Philpott was being offered a media celebrity that could well have fuelled in him a sense of invincibility.

Howard Archer, an analyst with IHS Global Insight, said: "We expect house prices to rise by around 6% over 2016 amid healthy buyer interest, which could well be fuelled by increased expectations that interest rates will not rise this year, and a relative shortage of properties".

The ne'er-do-wells that fuelled the mortgage crisis by overrating trillions of dollars of dodgy debt have had a relatively easy time of it recently.

Being mixed-up, discreet, acutely intelligent and voraciously well-read fuelled the neurotic, but muffled, engine that drove him as an artist.

There's no such film, but who says media manipulation isn't alive and well and fuelling the fire?

As well as fuelling anti-immigrant sentiment in Italy, which is suffering a deep economic slump of its own, the crisis has also heightened security fears, particularly after this week's beheadings of the Egyptian Christians and Isis messages threatening Rome.

Our television industry supports jobs and growth in the wider creative industries, as well as fuelling the creative fire of the script-writers, and the other content creators, of tomorrow.