Sentence examples for gas driving from inspiring English sources

When people try to save on gas, driving goes down, train use goes up.

But she reasoned it is better than wasting gas driving around applying for jobs she believes she cannot get.

The main reason all this makes sense now is that the emerging technology of hydraulic fracturing, or "fracking," has produced an abundance of natural gas, driving down prices.

Desperate to move away from coal, utilities might switch to burning natural gas, driving up its price and thereby substantially inflating the cost of heating American homes.

Doing so was a viable option because coal demand in the United States has dropped sharply as American power plants have turned to less expensive gas, driving down the cost of American coal for export to global markets.

We document widespread "tire pressure neglect" – three-quarters of drivers waste gas driving on underinflated tires.

With the rising cost of gas or petrol, driving smart means more than just avoiding accidents.

Deforestation from all sources is responsible for 12% of the greenhouse gases driving global warming.

The raising of livestock such as cows, pigs and sheep occupies two-thirds of the world's farmland and generates 20% of all the greenhouse gases driving global warming.

With aviation an outlaw, it's impossible to say exactly what number of flights would be compatible with the UK's pledge to cut 80% of the greenhouse gases driving global warming by 2050.

"Emissions are at a historically record high," said Petier Tans, who studies the gases driving climate change for the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration.