Sentence examples for engine benefiting from inspiring English sources

Tales like this will be preserved by the United States National Slavery Museum, which, Mr. Wilder said, will explore how slavery served for centuries as the country's economic engine, benefiting both the North and the South.

New 20RK270 engines benefited from two TPL 65 turbochargers, the latest generation from ABB Turbo Systems.

Gas engines benefit from synthesis gas fuel in terms of higher efficiency and lower NOx production when compared to raw biogas or CH4.

Keep in mind that Google and other search engines benefit greatly from being a genuine starting point to the rest of the Web, which is why so many people select such services to come up as soon as they open their Web browser.

Mr. Sullivan said that while Yahoo's search engine benefits from traffic from Yahoo Mail and other Yahoo sites, its ability to pull in search engine users from outside its own borders is relatively weak.

Mr. Boehner let the House kill a jet engine project benefiting his district, declining to intervene.

This is obviously neither inclusive nor sustainable, because the country's growth engines are benefiting only a small population, lack economies of scale, only marginally improve labor productivity, and are highly dependent on inbound remittances from millions of Overseas Filipino Workers (OFW).

But the small engine could benefit from a 5-speed automatic (like the one in the Civic or the Corolla with the larger engine).

Kalb says Shelf Engine has benefited from the network effect, because when a retailer signs up, their suppliers will often mention it to other retailers that they serve.

Khosrowshahi's has long had issues with Google — through Expedia — around the way it allegedly uses its search engine to benefit its business units at the expense of competitors.

In the fifties, jet-engine innovations benefitted not only the strategic bombers and military transports they were designed for but commercial planes as well.