Sentence examples for conserving oil from inspiring English sources
In addition to conserving oil, China wants to force multinational companies to transfer the latest, fuel-efficient engine technology to joint ventures with Chinese automakers.
The president has cited his decision to raise fuel efficiency standards to 55 miles per gallon for new vehicles by 2025 as an important step in conserving oil and saving consumers at the gas pump.
While the U.S. is 88% more efficient compared to 1979 and is especially better at conserving oil and gas it still uses 17% more energy and 7% more oil and gas than it did in 1979.
Plug-in hybrid electric vehicles (PHEVs) are viewed as a major step in conserving oil and reducing emissions of greenhouse gases and other pollutants.
How about starting a unified, national program to conserve oil through conservation, sacrifices and leadership?
After receiving a bill for nearly $1,200 on Monday, Maxine Simpson turned off her hot-water heater to conserve oil.
"I don't know of any other major industrial country that resorts to command-and-control regulations, rather than the price incentive, to conserve oil," Dr. Nivola said.
If there was ever a time to begin vigorous programs to conserve oil and to explore or invent alternatives, it is now.
According to a recent report by Amory Lovins of the Rocky Mountain Institute, if the United States had continued to conserve oil at the rate it did in the period from 1976 to 1985, it would no longer have needed Persian Gulf oil after 1985.
In winter 2010, e-books reigned and so-called Dead Tree Books were burned all over the country in an effort to conserve oil resources.
Just when I've got my head around the fact that we need to conserve oil (not because it's expensive but because it's going to run out), John-Paul has moved on to the urgent need to conserve phosphorous - a mineral needed to grow food - which we flush thoughtlessly to sea.
