Sentence examples for fueled high from inspiring English sources

The fallout has damaged national balance sheets and fueled high unemployment among millions of citizens, especially young people.

The party's victory in 2009 fueled high expectations of a strong change-oriented agenda, which would address issues like banking regulation, land acquisition and pension reform.

Increased demand, the increased supply of money from the silver of the New World, and profligate military expenditures fueled high inflation.

Experimental coatings were deposited by a liquid fueled high velocity oxygen-fuel (HVOF) spray process and subsequently heat treated at 800 °C for 8 h to simulate elevated temperature service conditions.

As the briefing put it, the "heavy emphasis on criminalization has fueled high levels of discrimination against people who use drugs, including exclusion from workplace, from education, from child custody and from health care".

Easy access to student debt fueled high tuition and big profits — until the federal government cut off the tap last year, as investigators accused Corinthian of falsifying job placement rates.

Lowered interest rates driven in part by the shrinking of annual budget deficits, coupled with the flourishing of the information technology sector -- partly made possible by extra money no longer going to cover the government deficit that fueled high-investment expansion -- fostered a boom in asset prices.

Market nervousness about those lower storage rates has also fueled higher prices.

"Police have been more progressive of late, and are now supporters of evidence-based treatment, but historically in the 90s, even up to 2003 they were trying to do things like police crackdowns none of which worked, it actually fueled high-risk behaviour".

Wolves took advantage of struggling moose, fueling high rates of predation.

The same drive, vanity, accomplishment and ingenuity that fuel a successful political career often fuel high earnings beforehand.