Sentence examples for diesel engine it from inspiring English sources

Jaguar is working on the assumption that the credit crunch will end (to do otherwise is short-term defeatism), and with its new diesel engine it will make hay.

For the centerpiece of the Cummins Engine Museum in Columbus, Ind., Mr. de Harak conceived a display he called an "exploding" diesel engine; it hangs by wires in midair, revealing its every part, including all the tiny nuts and bolts.

A spokesman for Mazda said: "In compliance with the law, Mazda works hard to ensure that every petrol and diesel engine it makes fully complies with the regulations".

"Porsche has no intention of demonizing the diesel engine — it is, and will remain, an important drive technology," Meschke said in his LinkedIn post.

The company twice misread how much to accrue for warranty costs on faulty new engines; it stumbled through a moneylosing joint venture with Wartsila, a Finnish maker of huge diesel engines; it dillydallied in cutting its overhead to 16% of sales, to put it in line with Caterpillar.

Mercedes claims the new diesel engines it intends to put on the American market will also be 20-40% more economical than their petrol equivalents.

It could thus sell the diesel engines it manufactured for Europe in the much tougher regulatory environment – at least for diesel – of the US and challenge Toyota as the world's largest car manufacturer.

Equipped with two diesel engines, it served the Bowerses as a means to motor a 200-mile stretch of the Amazon, where they set up Bible study groups and established churches among 56 villages, he said.

The diesel engines it gets from Isuzu and Fiat, for example, have quickly strengthened GM's position in heavy-duty pickups in the U.S. and passenger cars in Europe.

Although this addition enhances the ability of diesel engines, it leads to direct emission of CeO2 NPs in the environment.

But there was a dilemma: pure vegetable oil was too thick for modern diesel engines; it plugged injection systems and didn't spray evenly into compression cylinders.