at the pump

Analysts say the increase in demand looks especially paltry considering that prices at the pump are down more than $1 from a year ago.

A fine automatic controller at the pump enables a fine regulation of the pressure output .

The British government's Renewable Transport Fuel Obligation requires five per cent of the fuel sold at the pump by 2010 to be biofuel.

But the petrol shortages that have spread across the country in recent days, prompting long queues at the pump, are a different matter.

But when gas prices do drop, you're not likely to see the difference reflected at the pump right away.

Biodiesel, refined from vegetable oils, is mixed with regular diesel and sold at the pump in Europe and the U. S.

It's difficult to tell this story without using the word "ouch, " because so many of us are feeling the pain at the pump.

That raised expectations for gasoline prices to drop just as quickly at the pump.

Higher prices at the pump mean less disposable income - a setback in an economy driven primarily by consumer spending.

With a little financial easing, and lower prices at the pump, demand will return.

As wholesale gas falls in price, profit margins expand, and station owners are in no rush to ratchet down the price at the pump.

Those smaller producers at the margins are an increasingly important part of the supply picture, and their loss will be felt at the pump.

The F-16 slips to the side to allow the next fighter its turn at the pump.

What you pay at the pump also has to do with the stock market and competition with other gas stations nearby.

Higher gasoline prices at the pump are taking a bigger bite out of consumers' budgets.

Gasoline prices have been steadily climbing for several months, and Americans are feeling the pain at the pump.

So even as demand at the pump may be abated by high prices, short term demand from China could be quite high.

But don't expect a sharp decline in the price at the pump in the next few weeks.

Given stagnant or even falling demand at the pump, refiners are finding it difficult to pass oil price increases on to consumers.

Of course, while rising gas prices mean real pain for our families at the pump, they also mean bigger profits for oil companies.

Back in the 1970s, facing shortages at the pump and oil embargos, a lot of Amercians worried about the world running out of oil.

Analysts say that could mean a 10-dollar a barrel hike in oil prices which could bring still higher gasoline prices at the pump.

Even at today's near-record prices, U. S. households today spend less than 4% of their disposable income at the pump, vs. over 6% in 1980.

Why say good morning to the attendant when you can swipe your credit card at the pump and save yourself the bother of human contact ?

But Chinese motorists, facing record prices at the pump, may not be that grateful.

Point C on a minimum speed at the pump performance curves efficient area of extreme left point.

Note: This article was originally printed with the title, "Grassoline at the Pump. "

Specifically, a more than 4% increase in crude-oil prices over 22 days should trigger an increase at the pump.

Refiners, therefore, have little choice but to drop the price at the pump at oil prices rise.

For consumers the key number is the price of petrol at the pump: in America it has risen by 67 cents a gallon, or 22%, so far this year.

Japan's government blamed the high price of crude oil for its tenth weekly price increase at the pump.

Americans, for instance, are paying one-third less at the pump than they did last summer.

US consumers, faced with another shock at the pump, will cut back on trips to the mall.

As a result, margins of refiners have decreased and the cost of crude oil now accounts for 65 to 70 per cent of the price at the pump.

Consumers complain that rising prices at the pump have hit their pockets.

The move will free up thousands of barrels of oil that can now enter the market and it could provide some relief at the pump.

With the growth of economies built around car ownership in the past few decades, increases at the pump affect more people than ever before.

This translates into roughly an extra four cents a litre of petrol at the pump.

Still, pain at the pump hasn't kept Americans from driving, which is part of the reason gasoline prices keep rising.

I know many families are worried about rising prices at the pump and declining home values.

Oil product prices remain above the 80 cents per litre Chinese motorists pay at the pump.

Fill up your car on the way home from work. Don't waste your prime morning time at the pump.

The less we import, the more control we have over what happens at the pump.

First, we should make sure that no one is taking advantage of consumers at the pump.

The move will free up thousand of barrels of oil that can now enter the market and it could provide some relief at the pump.

As it is, petrol bought at the pump already contains 5-10% ethanol.

But rising oil prices a major concern, even if they aren't yet showing up at the pump.

And they're going to save you more money at the pump.

E. g. She washed her face at the pump in front of the inn.

Captain, there is a concert at the Pump Rooms tonight.

In China, however, the impact of the hikes has been shortages at the pump, and tempers are running hot.

Well, it won't if there no line at the pump.

China last raised prices at the pump 17 months ago.

This year has seen ever-higher prices at the pump, rebels seizing Libyan oilfields and a nuclear facility crippled in Japan.

Back in the 1970s, facing short ages at the pump and embargo,

And whom should I chance to meet at the Pump Rooms again yesterday