Sentence examples for been energy from inspiring English sources
noun
The impetus behind all motion and all activity.
The primary inflation threat this year has been energy prices.
The prey have been energy, utility and infrastructure firms.
His slogan has been "energy independence"—a vacuous and misleading phrase used by politicians of both parties.
"From China's point of view, the main issue has been energy security, and it always will be," Paul Ting, an independent energy analyst, said.
One theme that Mr. Perry often emphasizes, and that Mr. Miner suggested would help shape a nationwide policy, has been energy diversification.
The targets have primarily been energy companies, and the attacks appeared to be probes, looking for ways to seize control of their processing systems.
Much of the investment has been energy-related.
The bad news is that harvesting that protein from legume roots by farming them would have been energy- and resource-intensive.
Going to extra time in two of their last three games before the final might have been energy-sapping to any team but they fought to the end with what they had.
They think they have found it: energy.Many past booms have been energy-fed: coal-fired steam power, oil-fired internal-combustion engines, the rise of electricity, even the mass tourism of the jet era.
