Sentence examples for access to heat from inspiring English sources

"It is only a matter of time before there is a pipeline that runs down the Mackenzie Valley with feeder lines to wells up and down the valley, giving local people access to heat and electricity," the territory's premier, Stephen Kakfwi, predicted.

"WiFi is something that is expected, for free, just as we expect access to heat, light and water," he said in a statement.

"We have a lot of locals coming in for food and drink, but I think the main concern around the island is probably the lack of access to heat, light and power".

And they sought shelter in the public library where they had access to heat, running water and books.

Health issues, socioeconomic disadvantage and poor quality rental accommodation for low income migrants, social isolation, language and literacy barriers limiting access to heat health warning messages, and lack of acclimatisation to the 'different' heat in south-eastern Australia can also impact on the potential risk of harm during heat extremes.

"We are redoubling our efforts to provide essential emergency items and educational materials for school children who are living in remote dormitories as they lack access to heating facilities, food and medical treatment.

If your hamster decides to wake up on the way to the vets then brilliant, but if it doesn't go straight in to the vet and ask for a heat pad and tell them your hamster has gone into hibernation and don't forget to tell them that you did the radiator thing first because the vet will turn the heat pad down a little bit because it has already been access to some heat.

In regions without access to district heating grids the heating of buildings is still often done by burning fossil fuels.

President Robert Kocharian's government has largely ensured access to light, heat and other basics.

Exxon, along with other private and government energy researchers, believes that demand for fossil fuels will continue to grow around the world as more people demand access to electricity, heat, and transportation.

Perhaps the most practical new feature is the flexibility and access to the heat transfer surface.