Sentence examples for speed to conserve from inspiring English sources

Across Britain, planes, trains, ferries and buses have cut their speed to conserve fuel.

A screen on the dashboard continuously displays readings, allowing the rider to adjust the speed to conserve energy if needed.

As race leaders like Kyle Busch were forced into the pits for fill-ups, and others like Johnson to curb their speed to conserve fuel, Keselowski relied on judicious throttle pressure to deliver him the lead.

In the paper the other day, there was a letter from a concerned consumer suggesting that we go back to the draconian 55-mile-per-hour speed limit to conserve each precious pint, quart and gallon.

Spain, which gets 12% of its oil from Libya, has cut speed limits to conserve fuel stocks.Oil traders are preparing for a lengthy absence from world markets of much of Libya's exports of 1.4m barrels a day (b/d).

Bonus Event: President Nixon signs a bill making 55 mph the maximum speed limit to conserve gasoline.

We were off at the stately pace of 10 knots, a speed low enough to conserve fuel and to allow time for us novices at the helm to react to obstacles.

American politicians tried desperately to curb consumption (for example, by lowering speed limits) and to conserve supplies (by banning crude-oil exports in 1975).American production declined steadily from a peak of 9.6m barrels a day in 1970 to under 5m in 2008.

Lower highway speed limits were imposed to conserve fuel, and cars grew smaller.

Conservative: "To conserve"?

The proposal, which would require congressional approval, was made by Transportation Secretary Brock Adams ‐ a littleinnoticed report on diminishing compliance with speed limit laws enacted 1974 to conserve energy.