Sentence examples for businesses heating from inspiring English sources

Energy used in the UK water sector accounts for about 6% of the nation's total CO2 emissions, 89% of which is a result of homes and businesses heating the water.

Among non-industrial businesses, heating, ventilation, air conditioning (HVAC), lighting and other energy drains make up a substantial amount of operating expenses.

Indeed, with the men's wear business heating up in New York, industry executives are concerned about a shortage of qualified, experienced sales people.

As settlement talks with the federal government over the bank's mortgage business heated up, lawyers began aggressively seeking a lucrative piece of work.

Or a short-term bridge loan to cover an annual cash-flow gap, perhaps to pay employees during a seasonal slowdown before business heats up again.

FOR many businesses, heat and electricity account for a large portion of expenses.

Rising energy prices made it more costly to run businesses, heat homes, and transport goods and people.

Francis Egan, Cuadrilla's chief executive, said in a statement: "I understand that some people would prefer that we did not appeal but I am confident that we will demonstrate to Lancashire and the UK that shale gas exploration and fracking is not only safe but represents a very real opportunity to create jobs, fuel businesses, heat UK homes and stimulate significant local economic growth".

During the early years, the coal was transported by wagon to local homes and businesses for heating.

In South America, the satellite-launching business is heating up.

We think more perhaps about the business of heating them in winter, but even in our iffy summers, greenhouses get uncomfortably hot.