Sentence examples similar to charcoal fuelled from inspiring English sources

Five years ago it was a rough place, its air full of sawdust and rumours that slave labour was used in the charcoal business fuelled by Amazonian timber.Earlier that day, at the request of the mayor, Adnan Demachki, the federal environmental police had confiscated some lorries piled high with illegally cut logs (pictured below).

Some of this is fuelled by demand for wood and charcoal, which the UN estimates is still used in almost 80% of African homes as a cheaper option to gas.

The rapid rise in the popularity of charcoal burning in the Far East is thought to have been fuelled by the extensive media and internet coverage of suicides using this method [ 8].

Robatayaki is the typical Japanese style of cooking, where chefs cook skewers on an open, charcoal-fuelled grill using a very dense, compressed charcoal called binchotan.

Strickland's central proposition is that traditional, charcoal-fuelled barbecues taint the flavour of the food, whereby their flavourless gas is for the true gastronome.

"They are deathtraps, not just because of the fire hazard, but with the potential for carbon monoxide poisoning from the charcoal-fuelled tobacco".

Aid fuelled investment, which fuelled growth.

Politicians have fuelled it.

That fuelled a construction boom.

Economic instability fuelled the unrest.

Two things fuelled this theory.