Sentence examples for gas means from inspiring English sources

More gas means more travel and more spending, which our sluggish economy clearly needs.

Shale gas means also some direct investment by state-owned companies: PGNiG, Orlen, Lotos and KGHM.

He has the shots but that gas means that he will just keep on going.

The development of copious amounts of natural gas means gas prices have plunged.

Making a kilowatt-hour from gas means emitting about 40 percent less carbon dioxide, compared with coal.

IF THE rise of gas means the decline of coal, the environment is one of the winners.

The Russian prime minister, Vladimir Putin, has called Ukraine's leaders "criminal", and accused them of stealing gas meant for Europe.

Flour is in short supply in shops and shortages of electricity and cooking gas mean fewer people are cooking bread at home.

Huge investments in both oil and gas mean that, by the next decade, Qatar could be producing the equivalent of 5m barrels of oil a day.

The Russians began the row by merely reducing gas supplies, but then after accusing Ukraine of siphoning off gas meant for the EU cut them completely, guaranteeing misery for many customers in the midst of a nasty cold snap.

However, he said Ukraine had promised to fulfil all transit requirements, and refused to say what the Russian response would be if Ukraine did take gas meant for European consumers.