Sentence examples for fuelling themselves from inspiring English sources

Umati feeds its findings to Uchaguzi (Swahili for "election"), one floor below, where even more computer geeks tap at keyboards, fuelling themselves with espressos.

Amid the feelgood atmosphere, it felt incongruous that children were fuelling themselves on McDonalds and attending showcases for sponsors Coca-Cola and Samsung, diverting and well designed as they undoubtedly were.

On Christmas Eve, Nissen had a party that turned ugly as the guests — the Tisdel sisters, Teena Brandon, Phillip DeVine, and assorted misfits who had spent too much time inside the penal system — fuelled themselves with liquor.

Candidates from Russia's major parties have often been as harsh about Navalny as Sobyanin, fuelling widespread belief that they themselves are in the pocket of the Kremlin.

Scientists involved in the development of engineered bacteria have frequently complained about the negative public perception and ensuing regulations that their research might be constrained by, while at the same time more or less surreptitiously fuelling and provoking such a controversy themselves.

Financial economists, meanwhile, formalised theories of the efficiency of markets, fuelling the notion that markets would regulate themselves and financial innovation was always beneficial.

The attacks are being blamed for a pernicious "fear factor" among Muslim women, who find themselves reluctant to venture out, further fuelling a sense of isolation, experts said.

The report warned top companies that they were "denying themselves talent, stymying young people's social mobility and fuelling the social divide that bedevils Britain".

Companies are creating a market," says Eric Gillespie, the co-founder of ipIQ, one of the new crop of firms that are fuelling patent transactions.But when talking to executives in the technology firms themselves, the language you hear most often is that of "the arms race" and "mutually assured destruction".

It'd be easy to blame the mahouts themselves, but, says Elisa from PETA, "it's tourists – not locals – who are fuelling the elephant tourism trade".

I think it was a good approach because it would make the peer educators themselves realize that what they were doing was not good because it was fuelling the spread of HIV.