Sentence examples for diesel aside from inspiring English sources

Professor Richard Folkson, president of the Institution of Mechanical Engineers, warned against responding to the Volkswagen crisis with knee-jerk reactions, and casting diesel aside.

Occasionally a truck will rumble by spewing diesel exhaust, but aside from that it's quiet.

"Right now diesel is my highest cost aside from labor," Mr. Nilmeier said.

Aside from high diesel prices, the growing market share for natural gas in the heavy truck sector reflects the proliferation of affordable natural gas in the United States — itself a function of increased domestic exploration and new extraction techniques like horizontal drilling and hydraulic fracturing, or fracking.

They questioned officials' reassurances that the eight million gallons of diesel fuel needed for the harvest had indeed been set aside.

Aside from the mileage expense of gasoline or diesel fuel, some power-hungry trucks require 25 kilowatts, the power usage of an entire private home.

Tony Hayward BP Hayward, BP's new head, is committed to setting aside £300m to fund research into alternatives to petrol and diesel.

(VW set aside $26.7 billion to compensate owners globally). In Germany, however, VW diesel drivers received only emission-lowering software updates, and those grudgingly, rather than the more costly engine refits — and they reaped not a single euro in compensation.

One of the more frustrating bits of automotive vaporware of the past decade aside from the truly self-driving car is the Mazda diesel engine in the U.S. market.

But aside from their strong presence in heavy-duty trucks, diesels have been relegated to a small but loyal fringe.

Fuel strategies aside, executives of German brands welcome competition from America and Japan, saying the diesel tide will lift all these high-mileage boats.