Sentence examples for fuels younger from inspiring English sources

It is hard to imagine that Mr. Polanski -- whose film career spans 40 years and continued successfully even after the horrifying murder of his wife Sharon Tate by the Manson gang in 1969, and after a statutory rape charge drove him to become a fugitive from American justice in 1977 -- feels the kind of restless anxiety that fuels younger, less-accomplished filmmakers.

As our country continues to participate, with no end in sight, in a war that some believe is at least partly based on our country's unquenchable thirst for oil, it pains me to read stories of young men and women who seem to have little regard for the conservation of fossil fuels ("Young Drivers Squeeze Out the Miles," Aug. 13).

It's what fuels young womanhood!

I don't think there's any doubt that our obsession with weight in this country, our whole culture of thinness, has fueled younger and younger women to feel like they have unacceptable bodies unless they meet the thin ideal.

Since then, there have been a modest number of new studies, especially on women who cook with these fuels and young children.

"Much of the source of hatred that fuels some young people stems from the public rhetoric of xenophobia which can be affirmed by conversations happening in the home," Zama said. .

Table  4 presents the results for the effect of cooking fuels on young children after adjustment for confounding factors.

FIREWORKS ENSEMBLE Two American obsessions, sex and religion, fuel the young group's latest concert of world premières.

The expansion, she said, has been largely fueled by young military families who generally stay two or three years before being transferred.

But longstanding ambition — to be a federal judge, in particular — fueled the young lawyer as much as a keen sense of injustice, say those who know him.

Costly Soft Drinks The cruise lines have heard an outcry from parents about the cost of the sodas that fuel the young.