Sentences with phrase «use less fuel going»

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«The basic idea of lightweighting spacecraft or aircraft is going to use a lot less fuel,» said Frances Arnold, a professor of biochemistry and chemical engineering at the California Institute of Technology.

Bonus: The cleaner you eat, the less you have to count calories because everything that goes into your body serves a purpose, and is used for fuel.

So if you want to reduce your body fat you're going to have to train your body to use more fat as fuel and less carbohydrate.

It uses less fuel, and hence more of the energy of that fuel goes to propel the car forwards.

With a more normal hybrid, also brilliantly because it uses less fuel, goes further and more speedily on electricity alone, is more fun to drive and somehow «purer» in concept.

Vauxhall has gone to great lengths to reduce the weight of the Astra so that less fuel is used when accelerating and to improve its aerodynamics so at cruising speeds it slips through the air using less power.

But he wouldn't mind having bragging rights that his new SUV doesn't just go fast, it actually uses a bit less fuel.

My Volt, which doesn't get the gas MPG of any Prius, goes far enough on battery that I use less fuel than any car in the Prius lineup, despite the Prius» higher gas MPG rating.

But in any event, we are now forced to consume and spend less because debt from now on is going to be harder to get, and we are also forced to use less fossil fuels because they are already too expensive.

«We're gonna be using American produced, American energy that will create jobs in the United States, will create a far more secure source of energy for us and will make us better environmental stewards because we will be contributing less to climate change and burning much cleaner fuel.»

I can build the same size home (timber frame) using sips on a foundation for a lot less than $ 200.00 per sq. ft.. It is going to be just as energy efficient as the one in the article and even more so since it doesn't need a fuel guzzling truck to move it.

If people use less energy (through efficiency and conservation) and shift to lower - carbon energy sources, demand for high - carbon energy will decline and it won't be economical to go chasing after unconventional fuels.

How, the thinking goes, does divestment help end fossil fuel use, if other less green - minded investors are ready and willing to invest in anything that turns a profit?

Consumers would get a strong signal to use less fossil fuel — every time they stopped at the pump, they'd be reminded that you don't need a semimilitary vehicle to go to the grocery store.