Sentence examples for far higher gas from inspiring English sources

Indeed, so far, higher gas prices have not depressed sales and have not brought a shift to smaller vehicles.

The reason for the problem is that catalyst pellet temperatures are far higher than gas stream temperatures, in order to transfer heat generated by reaction through the boundary layer to the gas stream.

So far, record high gas prices have not dented America's passion for light-duty trucks, like S.U.V.'s, though prices are still well below inflation-adjusted highs in the early 1980's, which reached almost $3 a gallon in 2004 dollars.

But so far this year, high gas prices at the pump have kept demand for gasoline low.

New research published Monday in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences suggests that levels of one of those gases are far higher than what's publicly reported and that the levels go up sharply in the summer, when more air conditioners are running.

Not so in Europe or in Asia, where natural gas prices are far higher.

Nevertheless, the results do not equal the record profits set a few years ago, when oil and gas prices were far higher than they were at the end of last year or even today.

The real price of this "cheap, clean" natural gas may be far higher than anyone wants.

That estimate comes as new figures from the US government suggest methane emissions from the oil and gas industry are far higher than previously thought.

The direct firing in front of the turbine allows far higher turbine inlet temperature, and thus greater gas turbine power than the indirect heating of the inlet gas.

In his previous incarnation as chancellor, he pushed the tax rate for oil and gas firms to 50%, far higher than the 28% other companies pay.