Sentence examples for much reformulated from inspiring English sources

Tom Kloza, senior oil analyst at the Oil Price Information Service, said the reopening of the Canadian refinery was "very important, since it is the most critical refinery in the Northeast because they make so much reformulated gasoline, the cleanest gasoline that is required in New Jersey and New York".

Despite the intended simplicity associated with querying the web via a large-scale search engine, there are times when web searchers spend too much time reformulating queries, before being able to satisfy their information needs.

Methanol is a primary raw material for methyl tertiary butyl ether, an additive that makes up as much as 15% of reformulated gasoline.

In the same year, the Coca-Cola Company answered the Pepsi Challenge with a much-hyped rebranded and reformulated Coke called New Coke.

Low inventories of gasoline and a scramble to introduce a cleaner-burning reformulated fuel across much of the nation have tightened supplies -- especially in the Midwest -- just at the start of the summer driving season.

The integrated oil companies fought back by developing reformulated gasoline, a much cleaner version of the traditional automotive fuel.

Despite of the apparent intricacy of this model, it can be reformulated into a much simpler one.

Now, thanks to the 1990 Clean Air Act amendments and additional regulation in California, reformulated gasoline will be the standard for much of the country by 1996.

Because the schedule is being reformulated, it is too early to gauge how much fans will be willing to spend for seats, ticket brokers say.

Influenza viruses mutate so often that flu shots must be reformulated every year; H.I.V. mutates in one day as much as flu viruses do in a year.

Plans call for increasing reformulated gasoline output -- a state environmental mandate -- by as much as 80,000 barrels a day.