Sentence examples for engine and cost from inspiring English sources

Air Force officials acknowledge that more than a third of their unmanned Predator spy planes — which are 27 feet long, powered by a high-performance snowmobile engine, and cost $4.5 million apiece — have crashed, mostly in Iraq and Afghanistan.

Some 60% of Dodge Ram 1500s sold include a Hemi engine and cost $37,000 when fully loaded.

Deco's query execution engine and cost-based query optimizer incorporate many novel techniques to address the limitations of traditional query processing techniques in the crowdsourcing setting.

Options abound, even within our list: BMW's 135i uses a 3.0-liter turbocharged 300-hp V6 engine and costs thousands less than the $46,575 BMW Z4 and it reaches 60 mph from a standstill half a second faster.

A smaller engine and cost-cutting considerations in that model hand the advantage back to the Germans.

But several Congressional leaders contend that competition could produce better engines and cost savings for the single-engine F-35, the Pentagon's most expensive weapons program.

But fuel cells are still about ten times more expensive to make than internal-combustion engines, and cost, technical and safety problems remain to be resolved in setting up a distribution system to get hydrogen into the cars.Meanwhile most car companies are introducing hybrid-electric cars, emulating Toyota's Prius, of which 200,000 have already been sold.

The problem: controlling particulate emissions, engine clatter and cost.

The company says the system can work with existing engines, and costs about as much as existing high-end fuel injection.

Although it will be less powerful, the EcoBoost will be the Explorer's premium engine and will cost extra — how much more has not been announced.

The new Mercedes AMG performance versions of its usually sedate sedans come with twin-spoke wheels and 450-horsepower engines -- and cost five times what a typical tuner car goes for.