Sentence examples for renew fuel from inspiring English sources
Takeshi Niinami, chief executive of Lawson, Japan's second-largest chain of convenience stores (which lost 68 stores in Friday's disasters, with more than 100 staff unaccounted for), says that the urgent priority is to renew fuel supplies to Tohoku, the north-eastern region and the scene of the disaster.
Roger Cohen (NYT) BRITAIN: FUEL PROTEST SPUTTERS Truckers renewed fuel-price protests that brought Britain to a virtual halt in September, but the police barred their convoy of 350 trucks from downtown London and they had to settle for a rally in Hyde Park denouncing high gasoline taxes.
Ainsworth paid $7.50, got a reading of 79,660, and renewed his fuel calculations.
Should the FAO's renewed data fuel wild arguments that meat eating is devoid of impact as happened before in response to the last lot of findings?
Based in Amsterdam, Bain & Company partner Chris Zook is the author of Unstoppable: Finding Hidden Assets to Renew the Core and Fuel Profitable Growth (Harvard Business School Press, 2007).
Depletion of oil supply reserves as well as rise in the greenhouse gas emission has glimmered renewed interest in fuel production from renewable resources.
The two most abundantly renewed carbon constituents of the biosphere, cellulose and lignin, represent attractive options for renewable fuels and products.
The chancellor announced a renewed freeze in fuel duty, to help motorists – largely paid for with an increase in insurance premium tax from 10%to12%2% – and a partial reversal of planned cuts to universal credit.
A continued appreciation of the euro against both the dollar and the Chinese renminbi would be not only a stumbling block for economic recovery in Europe but could lead to suboptimal monetary policy decisions across our different economic blocs and fuel renewed financial and asset price misalignments.
With the nation's renewed concerns about fuel economy, small cars may be coming back in style.
By the summer of 1863 renewed economic prosperity, fueled mainly by federal military spending, and encouraging news of Union military victories boosted baseball higher in public favor.
