Sentence examples for appliance rebates from inspiring English sources

Susan Combs, the Texas comptroller of public accounts, complained: "It is not acceptable that thousands of Texans spent hours trying to reserve appliance rebates on Wednesday, April 7, only to be met with dropped calls and an unavailable online reservation system".

Meanwhile, states are finally rolling out $300 million worth of federally funded energy-efficient appliance rebates that were included in last February's $787 billion stimulus.

18) Use the Internet to check out appliance rebates offered by your water and energy suppliers.

The budget also provides $27 million to replace lawns in the state's under-served communities and several million more for appliance rebates.

However, they added, appliance rebates, which have been around since the early 1990s, are not in as high demand as they once were.

The utility gives thousands of customers roughly $500,000 a year in home appliance rebates, including for new refrigerators, laundry machines and dish washers, Flores said.

The federal government created the appliance rebate program as part of the 2009 stimulus legislation, and retailers say it has increased sales.

If you bought or are planning to buy energy-efficient appliances that don't qualify for the residential tax credits, you still may be able to get a state-level rebate, as part of the Energy Star appliance rebate program.

Prod them gently and they'll point to her handling of a data breach that left personal information of current and former state employees open to hackers, to her handling of an appliance rebate program, to her recent switch in position on abortion.

While it might be a great idea, the new appliance rebate program is not proving to be made of the same clunker material.

Since the appliance rebate program will vary state by state, it could lack a similar cohesive marketing strategy from companies like General Electric, Whirlpool and LG Electronics, says Whitney Stanco, energy policy analyst for Concept Capital's Washington Research Group.