Sentence examples for noxious exhaust from inspiring English sources

In 2000 the Interior Department went ahead with the unusual general ban on snowmobiles, partly out of concern about the health of park rangers who had to wear gas masks to avoid the snowmobiles' noxious exhaust.

Development is driven by the increasing availability of gaseous fuels, the much lower level of noxious exhaust emissions associated with such fuels, reduced engine maintenance and longer intervals between overhauls for power plants.

The primary reason for this development is the increasing availability of gaseous fuels, the much lower level of noxious exhaust emissions associated with such fuels, reduced maintenance, and longer intervals between overhauls for power plant.

However, it's essential to keep snow from blocking the exhaust as noxious fumes can leak into the vehicle.

Too few of its passengers choose to remain on board (the Mayor's critics argue that, increasingly, they are booted off), and many of those who reach the final destination emerge with crippling ailments that may or may not have been caused by noxious engine exhaust along the route.

The efficient all composite motorglider is an all electric prototype airplane which does not produce any of the noxious engine exhaust by-products, such as carbon dioxide, carbon monoxide or NOx, that can contribute to climate change and adversely affect local air quality.

The label warns of noxious fumes.

There was the possibility of noxious fumes".

Delhi's air – a noxious combination of exhaust, dust, smoke from wood and dung-fired stoves, burning leaves and industrial output – surpassed Beijing's last year as the dirtiest in the world, according to a study by the World Health Organisation.

"I walked out of the aircraft just before we were going to take off, and Tom was hanging on the back and it was deafening and cold and there was a noxious wave of exhaust," said the director, Christopher McQuarrie.

This paper discusses the aftertreatment techniques for particulates and NOx, the noxious components of diesel exhaust gas.