Sentence examples for measures fuel from inspiring English sources

Thanks to these measures, fuel prices will be higher but no freer.

Miles per gallon is a measure of fuel efficiency, while gallons per 100 miles measures fuel consumption.

These measures fueled scientific and technological innovation, medical advances and economic growth.

For one, it notes that fear of arrest has been "widely shown" to reduce access to clean needles and other health measures, "fueling HIV and hepatitis C epidemics among people who use drugs, and contributing to preventable deaths from those blood borne viruses and drug overdose".

First, where was she -- where were the teabaggers -- when the far-right endorsed and supported a massive increase in the size of government, unitary executive power grabs and unconstitutional measures fueled by fear-mongering over the very remote threat of terrorism?

We will also include other forms of monitoring such as measurement of biomarkers of smoke exposure, exhaled carbon monoxide, reported or measured stove use, measured fuel use, measurement of time spent in the proximity of a fire (for example, Global Positioning System monitoring) or time-activity diaries completed by the caregiver.

The measure: Fuel is frozen for a sixth year in a row.

The green-white-checkered finish could also create strategies for teams that measure fuel mileage closely to ensure cars have enough fuel to finish a race.

However, given the difference between the two ways of measuring fuel economy, a CAFE of 54.5mpg will be equivalent to an EPA combined sticker figure of around 36-38mpg.

Its inspectors oversee tests which include measuring fuel efficiency and carbon monoxide levels, and try to reproduce conditions they would experience in busy cities.

Based on the New European Driving Cycle standards of measuring fuel economy, VW says the CrossBlue could get 79 miles per gallon with the batteries charged and 34.1 m.p.g.