Sentence examples for models belch more from inspiring English sources

Both models belch more than 300g a kilometre.

They essentially switch from "friends" that store carbon to "foes" that belch more greenhouse gases into the atmosphere and raise the temperature.

Still today, three years after dieselgate, more than half of new diesel models belch out pollutants many times in excess of air pollution standards, according to testing results obtained by Greenpeace.

There are compelling environmental arguments against belching more carbon into the stratosphere.

China and India are some of the world's top polluters, with countless cars, factories, and households belching more than 2 million metric tons of carbon soot and other dark pollutants into the air every year.

Extraordinarily, however, in a world already belching out more bureaucracy than it can handle, there are no clear rules governing the region.

Junior members of the local dance school flitted about the stage, the smoke machine belched out more smoke and MG glided around waving beatifically to a Lloyd Webber-esque chorus.

The images also indicate that volcanoes belched far more lava onto Mars than suspected, and hot spots of molten rock may still lie beneath the surface, according to reports in tomorrow's Nature.

They also belched out more carbon dioxide (CO2) than at any time in Earth's past, creating greenhouse-gas levels as great as 20 times higher than they are today.

Some of the models are more sensible.

Slimmer, sleeker models cost more.