Sentence examples for inflated fuel from inspiring English sources

When tires are properly inflated, fuel efficiency improves by a couple miles per gallon, which adds up over long distances.

That regimen lets plug-in hybrids empty their battery during the test, which produces inflated fuel consumption values, but nevertheless, the point is taken that the Allroad is efficient.

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But his time with the Korean automaker was tainted by Hyundai and corporate cousin Kia's admission in 2012 that they had inflated fuel economy ratings on about 900,000 vehicles.

In these days of inflated fuel prices, central heating is both a necessity and a financial headache.

Detroit loves ethanol because it can use it to inflate fuel-efficiency ratings on their cars artificially.

Just a little success can fuel inflated dreams of college scholarships (which are in fact harder to come by in hockey than in almost any other sport) and even pro careers; it's not merely a player some parents are looking after -- it's an investment.

Last year, the South Korean automakers Hyundai and Kia had to back down on inflated fuel-economy claims after the government found the companies had submitted flawed test results.

Per the EPA, properly inflated tires can improve fuel efficiency by 3.3percenttranslatinging to 8-9 cents a gallon at the gas station.

Unbridled ultra-nationalism fueled and inflated by Russian President Vladimir Putin has given him - by his decision - dictatorial powers.

Higher diesel fuel prices have inflated food transportation costs somewhat, said Gregory Grudzinski, a spokesman for Bozzuto's Inc. of Cheshire, a wholesale distributor, but that's not the reason for inflated beef costs.