Sentence examples for most common fuel from inspiring English sources

By far the most common fuel for power generation is coal.

When fully operational the complex is capable of producing one atomic bomb's worth of plutonium – the most common fuel in nuclear weapons – a year.

Coal was the most common fuel and, before the age of bin men, householders had a lot of clinker to get rid of.

E10, which is 10percentt ethanol, is by far the most common fuel, though the E.P.A. has approved the use of ethanol blends up to 85percentt — but only for the limited number of new and late-model cars and trucks certified by manufacturers as "flexible fuel vehicles".

Ethanol and esterified fatty acids (biodiesel) are the most common fuel products derived from these photosynthetic organisms.

Glucose is imported into the cell by glucose transporters (GLUT) and serves as the most common fuel source in mammalian cells (Fig. 1).

The most common fuels used by FFVs today are unleaded gasoline and ethanol fuel.

The most common available fuel in the market for bi-fuel cars is natural gas (CNG), and by 2008 there were 9,6 million natural gas vehicles, led by Pakistan (2.0 million), Argentina (1.7 million), and Brazil (1.6 million).

Much of the problem, they say, is broad and national: a shortage of natural gas, the most common heating fuel nationwide, sent wholesale prices last week to a level that market researchers say has never been reached in early September, nearly double what it was a year ago.

The most common heating fuel was wood, including zag.

The most common renewable fuel today is ethanol produced from sugar or grain (starch); however, this raw material base will not be sufficient.