Sentence examples for fuel contributed from inspiring English sources

The fuel contributed to the fire and eventual collapse, which heavily damaged a Consolidated Edison substation.

Counsel for the Vacuum Oil Co. explained that it was almost impossible for water to be introduced to an aircraft during refuelling, and vigorously rejected the theory that water in the fuel contributed to the crash.

The energy that is used will come almost entirely from solar with wind and power from technology that converts garbage into fuel contributing smaller amounts.

The transportation of crude oil and refined fuel contributes only 0.44 1.73% of the total WTW life cycle GHG emissions, depending on the transportation methods and total distance transported.

The emissions associated with burning fuel at the power plant contribute to 78%% of the overall environmental impact whereas energy usage during mining and transportation of the fuel contributes to approximately 17 and 5%%, respectively, of the overall impact.

And the process leaves the resulting fuel contributing as much as three times the greenhouse emissions per energy unit as conventional oil.

Household use of wood fuel contributes significantly to ambient particle levels in many areas of the developed world and has been estimated to be the largest source in some areas (Naeher et al. 2007).

Coal and charcoal were the traditional energy sources for domestic consumption, but, as Beijing's population soared in the late 20th century, the use of these fuels contributed to worsening air pollution in the city, especially during the winter.

These Republicans don't mention ExxonMobil's suppression of scientific data that showed carbon fuels contributed to harmful climate change.

In time, the availability of fossil fuels contributed to the development of other coal-fired mills, including the Youngstown Rolling Mill Company, which was established in 1846.

Respondents were asked to what extent each item (e.g., burning fossil fuels) contributes to climate change (i.e., major, minor, or no contribution).