Sentence examples for expected fuel from inspiring English sources

Analysts, as well as Boeing, have questioned whether Airbus can actually meet the expected fuel savings with its new plane.

There's a real advantage for the individual householder here, with expected fuel cost savings of £250 to £400 per year.

They promise to spend the additional VAT receipts received from the higher than expected fuel prices on subsidising rural garages, promoting alternative fuels and lowering vehicle excise duty for fuel-efficient cars.

The day after President Bush warned of a "darker future" amid rising fuel costs and no immediate signs of relief, already pinched farmers in this region said they expected fuel costs to rise even higher in coming months, putting them further in the hole.

Market participants form expectation on the future electricity prices on the basis of current market conditions and expected fuel prices as well as future carbon trading prices.

Conversely, other airlines, such as Alaska Air, hedged a smaller percentage of their expected fuel consumption, and as a result, their annual savings were much less during that same period.

Corn rose on signs that farmers are collecting less grain per acre than expected, fueling speculation about a lower crop forecast.

GoTo.com climbed 40% after the Internet search service announced a third-quarter loss that was smaller than expected fueled by surging revenue.

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Q. Would it be reasonable to expect fuel cells to be scaled-up to power large vehicles like S.U.V.'s, semi-trailers or even construction equipment?

CPA will then award its first round of contracts later this spring.With continued funding over the next three years, Alan Lloyd, chairman of the California Air Resources Board (and a co-chairman of the collaborative with Dr Samuelsen), expects fuel cells to be generating at least 500 megawatts of power across the state.