Sentence examples for fuels pushed from inspiring English sources

That said, demand for renewables elsewhere might increase, as Germany's extra use of fossil fuels pushed up the price of carbon in Europe's emissions-trading scheme.In its likely switch to gas, Germany reflects the probable post-Fukushima world.

The price of solar and wind energy has fallen below the price of conventional fuels, pushing utilities to switch to alternative fuels.

The Times rated presidential campaign and national policy ads by whether they promoted fossil fuels or pushed clean energy and conservation, regardless of their sponsors, using ad and spending data compiled by Kantar Media, a company that tracks television advertising.

The country's enormous appetite for base metals, minerals and fuels has pushed their prices to new highs and created record profits for the companies that extract and process them.

With his brush cut and beefy build, his lifelong Republicanism and partners made rich by fossil fuels, Bennett pushed all the wrong buttons in liberal, urbane, health-conscious, ecologically sensitive Seattle.

New fuel added upstream of the fuel channel is moved downstream by the fluid force of the cooling water, and the used fuel is pushed out.

Deliveries of jet fuel rose, pushed up by robust air traffic.

But growth began to stall in 2007, when rapidly rising fuel prices pushed up fares and the economy slowed.

Soaring fuel prices pushed up transport costs, with the average price of petrol at the pumps increasing by 5.3p a litre between May and June to 117.6p.

Technology shares like Intel and Microsoft, which rose $3.03, to $61.37, also provided much of the fuel that pushed the Dow industrials to its biggest gain in terms of points since a 368-point gain on Sept. 24.

A byproduct of air and fuel is pushed by a piston and goes out through an exhaust port.