Sentence examples for attributed to fuel from inspiring English sources

The high concentrations of Ni II) and Pb II) in Tampamachoco lagoon in Mexico was attributed to fuel oil discharge water rich in heavy metals that flowed from a thermal power plant into the lagoon water.

The improvement was attributed to fuel switching from liquefied petroleum gas to wood, heat recovery via hot air recirculation, better temperature and humidity control, and thermal insulation.

The move of Brisbane assistant coach Craig Bellamy to Melbourne has also been attributed to fueling the rivalry, as well as the wide spread of Queensland Origin players across their squads in the better part of the past decade.

The fuel S knock resistance reversal with load is attributed to changing fuel ignition delay.

Prices have just begun to rise, but this has been mainly attributed to rising fuel costs and imports.

Members of the bank's governing council have recently been expressing concern about inflation, which has largely been attributed to rising fuel and food prices.

First-half results for 2000 showed profits fell 97percentt from the year before, to only $1.7 million, from $58 million in 1999, which the company attributed to high fuel costs and delays.

National, which flies tourists to Las Vegas from several cities, including New York, Philadelphia and Washington, sought Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection from creditors in December, in the face of losses attributed to increasing fuel costs.

It took two tries to ignite them; this, combined with the error in pitch and a lack of full power attributed to low fuel, caused him to overshoot the target.

Sales have since stumbled, which has been attributed to rising fuel costs and interest rates, limited marketing of the car in rural India and questions about the Nano's quality after widely reported engine fires.

Giles notes that Treasury officials were unable to say whether the expected 0.02% annual improvement to GDP attributed to the fuel duty freeze was "significant": in statistical terms if it was not 'significant' it would not be reliable enough to justify aggregating these small yearly increments to the 20-year figure headlined in the report.