Sentence examples for fuel caused from inspiring English sources

If the new fuel caused an engine to fail, that would be a bigger challenge in a plane with two engines than in one with four.

It took two tries to ignite them; this, combined with the error in pitch and a lack of full power attributed to low fuel, caused him to overshoot the target.

Alexander's march through Gedrosia proved disastrous; waterless desert and shortage of food and fuel caused great suffering, and many, especially women and children, perished in a sudden monsoon flood while encamped in a wadi.

Beginning about 1000 ce, the use of coal for fuel caused considerable air pollution, and the conversion of coal to coke for iron smelting beginning in the 17th century exacerbated the problem.

A previous RAF inquiry found that an escape of fuel caused by an overflow or leakage was the most probable cause of the explosion, and that the 37-year-old plane's ageing components and lack of modern fire suppressants were contributing factors.

Still, shortages of gasoline and diesel fuel caused public discontent in some areas of the country.

The flame from the leaking booster ignited the shuttle's fuel, causing the explosion.

The second re-ignition, though, put the rocket into a spin and this starved the engine of fuel, causing the thing to crash.

A body's failure to make insulin, which regulates how cells burn glucose, their primary fuel, causes the symptoms doctors call type-1 diabetes.

Later in the day, a backup pump to a third reactor ran out of fuel, causing water levels to fall so low that the fuel rods were fully exposed.

Tony Abbott is mistaken in claiming coal is "good for humanity", with the fossil fuel causing numerous health problems and ineffective in delivering electricity to the world's poor compared with renewables, a new Oxfam report has found.