Sentence examples for fuel trouble from inspiring English sources

Some Iranians, he added, have been trained by Iran's Revolutionary Guards and are members of militias that could fuel trouble in Iraq after the election.

This was written before the latest unrest — and I'm sure that the magazine Caijing is wary of having it associated with the Xinjiang uprising — so treat it as a separate dispatch, full of broader insights: "Inept officials and clumsy law enforcement can fuel trouble when people are upset, as we've seen with regret over the past year".

PAGE A5 HIGH FUEL COSTS TROUBLE AFRICA Rising global food prices have sent discontent rippling across Africa in recent months.

Alastair Seeley, best on Tuesday, was down in seventh after fuel pressure trouble, but he had earlier topped the Superstock and Supersport times.

FUEL pump troubles in BMWs and shaky seats in Mazdas are among the latest troubles cited in technical service bulletins.

On a lighter note, the app not only provides direct roadside connection and vehicle location info, but it also includes other services/info regarding your MINI's battery, tires, fuel, mechanical troubles, or lock-out situations.

The relationship between sleep loss and substance abuse in teens is a two-way street, with sleep deprivation increasing the risk of drug use and dependence, and drug use in turn fueling sleep troubles.  .

She also alleges in a suit, filed three years ago in Orange County Superior Court in Santa Ana, that Bell Helicopter was aware of the problem and devised a switch that would alert pilots to brewing fuel-line troubles.

One need only remember last spring, when the economy was in trouble, fuel prices were rising and the war in Iraq was raging.

It is expensive, but reduces waste and provides a secure fuel supply.The trouble is that reprocessing also separates out pure plutonium, which can be used to make nuclear weapons.

But methanol-powered fuel cells have trouble quickly delivering that energy, so they aren't useful for devices that draw a lot of power, or for when a lot of devices need to be used at once.