Sentence examples for going to fuel from inspiring English sources
"He's just going to fuel the fire," Patel said.
Help to Buy is going to fuel house price rises.
"Best case, it is the engine that is going to fuel small-business job creation".
"The timing is extremely odd, and it's only going to fuel uncertainty in the stock".
"Accent on Youth," by contrast, is not going to fuel too many arguments.
"That business, after all, is what is going to fuel and finance growth of all these other areas".
About 25 percent of the national budget goes to fuel subsidies.
The oil went to fuel cars, the gas mainly to electricity.
But in this case, the electricity goes to fuel critical systems in the building.
Housing costs are also significantly higher in London meaning a larger portion of Londoners' higher incomes go to fuel the capital's dysfunctional rental and property markets.
"Even though most fuel subsidies go to the nonpoor, the fraction of their income that goes to fuel is much greater," said Shanta Devarajan, the World Bank's chief economist for Africa.
