Sentence examples for gasoline is lost from inspiring English sources

In general, the maximized value of propylene is 8.95 wt% achieved at C/O ratio of 5.45, even though, an average of 7.70 wt% of gasoline is lost due to secondary reaction with much coke deposited on the catalyst.

He believes that at least twice the Kosovan budget is lost each year to the black market trade in cigarettes, coffee, oil and gasoline.

Diesel engines are relatively more efficient than gasoline engines as well, though they are required to work at higher temperatures, so some energy is lost to heat.

Moreover, weighed down by government-imposed price caps on gasoline, PetroChina's refinery business is losing tens of millions of dollars a day, petroleum analysts say, even after China raised gas price caps last month.

We found that the total gasoline saved by shifting from vintage ordinary passenger cars to both new kei passenger cars and new hybrid cars during fiscal 2006 2007 amounted to 395 ML, while about half of the gasoline savings from car replacement were lost by the direct rebound effects.

Hasn't some sense of perspective been lost in the anger and outrage over gasoline prices (editorial, June 28)?

Consumers are growing increasingly anxious because the economy has lost almost a quarter-million jobs so far this year, gasoline is up 17percentt and property values have fallen.

"The gasoline is here," she said.

Gasoline is much more expensive overseas.

4. Cheap gasoline is here to stay.

MasterCard SpendingPulse put out its weekly gasoline report Tuesday, and demand for gasoline is going south fast.