Sentence examples for kerosene use from inspiring English sources

These involve fuel-efficiency measures to cut kerosene use, such as taxiing on one engine, taking off with steeper ascents, and descending with the engines idle.

The use of some higher fuels (LPG, electricity and solar) increased with rise in income, while firewood, charcoal and kerosene use declined.

We did not find a relationship between kerosene use and wheeze or rhinitis, in contrast with a study in urban Ethiopia (Venn et al. 2001).

If the health implications of household kerosene use are confirmed, it would call into question the common practice in developing countries of providing kerosene subsidies to poor households.

In a study of ALRI in 642 children < 1 year of age in two slums in Delhi, India, the OR for kerosene use in one slum was 1.98 (95% CI: 1.14, 3.45), but in the other slum was 0.95 (95% CI: 0.59, 1.54) (Sharma et al. 1998).

In India, Dr. Pachauri said, millions of people light their homes with kerosene, using government-subsidized fuel.

She and Barak push a cart through central Baghdad, selling whatever they can: cans of kerosene, used clothing, cigarettes, junk.

At the wholesale level, the government increased gasoline and diesel prices by 15percentt, while kerosene, used as jet fuel, lost a government subsidy and jumped 34.5percentt.

Like China, India subsidizes fuel, particularly the kerosene used by lower- and middle-class families for cooking — a policy that costs it some $12 billion a year.

Buncefield held large stocks of oil, petrol and aviation kerosene used to supply airports across the region including Heathrow and Luton.

This process employs hydrogen gas to improve the hydrogen-carbon ratio in the cracked molecules and to arrive at a broader range of end products, such as gasoline, kerosene (used in jet fuel), and diesel fuel.