Sentence examples for emitted more from inspiring English sources

— he spit thrice, but I'll bet he emitted more after cameras cut away.

Residual radiation is defined as radiation emitted more than one minute after the detonation.

Ford said that the vehicles contributed more than cars to global warming, emitted more smog-causing pollution and endangered other motorists.

When the E.P.A.'s scientists counted these indirect effects, corn ethanol emitted more greenhouse gases than gasoline over a 30-year period.

In 2013, China emitted more CO2 per capita than Europe – about 7.2 tonnes of CO2 per person per year compared with 6.8 tonnes per person in Europe.

"Historically, the industrialized countries have emitted more greenhouse gases that warm the climate than have the developing countries," the document states.

The numbers also showed that hybrids had better fuel economy than some electrics, but emitted more gases believed to cause climate change.

With the Learjet, he discovered that Jupiter and Saturn emitted more energy than they received from the Sun, which meant they had some source of internal energy.

By Hendrik Hertzberg The hundred and eleventh Congress, which had emitted more than a few whimpers along the way, ended with a fusillade of bangs.

The hundred and eleventh Congress, which had emitted more than a few whimpers along the way, ended with a fusillade of bangs.

Unlike the failed bill, Mr. Rowland's order will cut pollution without specifically singling out six fossil-fuel power plants that emitted more than a million pounds of toxic chemicals in 1998.