Sentence examples for enormous fuel from inspiring English sources
The three main dials include an enormous fuel gauge, while the small, central information display is hard to read in its orangey-red lettering.
The budget morass is a result in part of factors that have also hurt other states: high foreclosure rates, revenues that have trickled in below expectations and enormous fuel costs.
Towards the end of their life, NASA's fleet of partially reusable Space Shuttles which took off vertically while strapped to a pair of expendable solid-fuel booster rockets and an enormous fuel tank that was jettisoned before going into orbit could carry a kilogram of payload into low-Earth orbit for $10,400.
These countries share a high degree of political instability and environmental stress, and they also hold enormous fuel and/or mineral reserves.
Profile Kazakhstan, geographically the largest of the former Soviet republics, excluding Russia, possesses enormous fossil fuel reserves and plentiful supplies of other minerals and metals, such as uranium, copper, and zinc.
President Obama's decision on this enormous fossil fuel project will not be a quiet deal with oil industry lobbyists; it will be witnessed by millions of voters who had hoped that President Obama would have the vision to get America off of oil with a moonshot program for oil-free cars by the next decade.
This cheap funding makes derivatives enormously profitable, and encourages banks to fuel enormous speculative casinos.
Excessive prices fuel enormous profits — profits that dwarf both the medical-device tax and the industry's investments in research and development.
It all consumed enormous amounts of fuel: in 2010, Bagram Airfield, which was comparable in size to KAF, used nearly 1.6 million gallons per week.
In the nearly 40 years since Orientalism first appeared, the Middle East, the Arabs and Islam have continued to fuel enormous change, struggle, controversy and, most recently, warfare.
Although gasoline prices are now low, the conflict in Afghanistan has thrown a spotlight once more on America's enormous appetite for fuel and has renewed calls for reducing American dependence on foreign oil.
