Sentence examples for appalling energy from inspiring English sources

Like Céline, too, Antunes has to fight to stop himself from being swept away by the almost appalling energy of his language.

It therefore follows that the best way to keep bills down is getting off the fossil fuel hook and dramatically improving the nation's appalling level of energy efficiency.

Much of this stuff – including the appalling mis-selling of energy products on the door step – have been around for many years but he has been lulled into inactivity by the energy firms who are king-sized lobbyists.

It was appalling - lacking in energy, quality, work-rate - everything that we build our teams around wasn't there.

The government's problems over its energy policy were an "appalling shambles", Miliband said.

Above all, we need to restore a sense of the future to a generation facing an appalling crisis, to help unlock their energies in search of solutions.

What we discovered, when we first applied this to the discovery of a dark energy-dominated Universe, was appalling.

The country still needs to improve energy infrastructure and road networks, tackle appalling maternal and child-health indicators, and address skills shortages and corruption in the public sector.

Backing new nuclear energy can only be done at appalling cost and at the expense of renewable energy – the last thing that Scotland needs if we are to fully harness our enormous renewables potential.

The global recession has barely started (let alone coming to an end, as some politicians would try to con us into believing) and we have yet to experience the forthcoming horrendous impact of the end of cheap energy, coupled with the UK's appalling levels of energy (in)security.

I was with Robin Hood Energy for two years and it was appalling ("Council energy firms burn millions", last week).