Sentence examples for gas paving from inspiring English sources

But even fans of the Fed's efforts have said that the size and scope of the stimulus make it hard to know what will happen once the Fed begins to take its foot off the gas, paving the way for unanticipated consequences and more market volatility.

"Out of this crisis, important reforms to the gas market are needed to allow renewable energy, demand response and other low-carbon technologies to compete with natural gas – paving the way for safer, cleaner and more resilient energy," Tim O'Connor, the EDF's California oil and gas director, said in a statement on Tuesday's report.

It took three hours of brutal fighting to do that: clouds of tear gas, Molotov cocktails, exploding automobile gas tanks, paving stones hurled at the police, students chased down and beaten, more than 300 people injured but fortunately no gunfire — and no deaths.

EP President Antonio Tajani and Matti Maasikas, of the Estonian Presidency of the Council, signed electronically the legally-binding texts of the revised regulation on "Security of gas supply", paving the way for its entry into force.

Erupting volcanoes spew gases and pave new lands with fresh lava.

The shift, by the world's largest emitter of greenhouse gases, helped pave the way for the commitment by nearly 200 nations to reduce emissions.

First, our plan addresses our nation's growing and dangerous dependency on a single, depletable source of electricity--natural gas--by paving the way for a more desirable balance among many sources of energy.

Chile has the power both to alleviate its growing need for natural gas, and to pave the way for improved relations with Bolivia, its Andean neighbour.

Significant advancement in developing mechanical systems in oil and gas industry has paved the way for introducing more sophisticated completion design.

And advocates say natural gas would still pave the way for Germany's lower-emissions goals, even though it is a fossil fuel, because it is twice as clean as coal when burned.

Electricity market restructuring, advances in energy generation technology and agreements on the reduction of global greenhouse gas emissions have paved the way for an increase in the use of distributed generation.