Sentence examples for gasoline force from inspiring English sources

The company's revenue from Kmart will not be easy to replace, as the soaring cost of food and gasoline force consumers to cut spending elsewhere.

In 1940, after wartime shortages of parts and gasoline force her husband to close his garage, he and Doris must move to Kingston.

One can only assume that rent will become as unaffordable as gasoline, forcing many people to stay behind in the exurbs in their drafty McMansions.

A federal court recently ruled that the Unocal Corporation could charge refiners royalties for a specific technique for producing cleaner-burning gasoline, forcing refiners to turn to more expensive methods.

The ash continued to fall on Thursday in Puerto Montt and other nearby cities. Patricio Vera, director of a local radio station, said that after the initial eruption hundreds of people rushed to buy gasoline, forcing stations to ration sales, while supermarkets closed early to avoid the risk of looting.

We then briefly summarize some specific features of ChaNGa (some imported from GASOLINE), including force softening, smooth particle hydrodynamics, star formation, and multi-stepping.

Nationwide, $200 oil and $7 gasoline would force Americans to take 10 million vehicles off the roads over the next four years, Jeff Rubin, chief economist at CIBC World Markets, wrote in a recent report.

Countries around the developing world are severely cutting gasoline subsidies, forcing consumers of new cars to contain their exuberance.

"We're not having an oil crisis where the price of gasoline is forcing people to car pool," Mr. Lerner said.

Auto executives and many economists also contend that the fuel-economy rules are a highly inefficient way to reduce gasoline consumption, forcing auto makers to sell small cars and small light trucks at a loss to meet the overall averages.

Plug-in hybrid electric vehicles (PHEVs) use grid electricity as well as on-board gasoline for motive force.