Sentence examples similar to a nuisance power from inspiring English sources

Small producers (including anyone who has a rooftop) can take decades to make back their investment, and they are usually considered "nuisance power" by large utilities that were set up to handle energy only in megawatt increments.

And as a substitute for lost power, a nuisance policy on all fronts, while it can make an initial impression, will not restore the prestige of a clay-footed colossus.

However, epistasis is often viewed as a nuisance factor that reduces power for locus detection.

781, 155 S.W.2d 237 (not a public nuisance, beyond the scope of the municipal police power); Jewel Tea Co. v. Bel Air, 172 Md. 536, 192 A. 417 (not a nuisance, nor within delegated powers of municipality); Jewel Tea Co. v. Geneva, 137 Neb.

"Jamaat has been a nuisance, but never an electoral power," said Gowher Rizvi, a Bangladeshi who leads the Ford Foundation's South Asia office in New Delhi.

In December, the Supreme Court agreed to take a case in which states and allied land trust organizations have charged that greenhouse gases emitted by a few big power companies constitute a "nuisance" under common law.

(District manager, Tana River) One health worker in Tana River described committee members as stubborn, uncooperative and a nuisance and felt that too much power had been vested in them, even suggesting their abolition.

For many in the village, unpredictable and frequent power cuts are still a nuisance.

Gardner might be a nuisance, Rapada said.

True, China's geopolitical power will grow, and that will be a nuisance.

Under proposals before parliament, councils are to be given new powers to cut down hedges that cause a nuisance.