Sentence examples for by using surplus from inspiring English sources

One new technology at Siemens, for example, produces hydrogen by using surplus electricity to split water molecules.

This "pay what you can" cafe feeds around 25 older people a day who may be going hungry by using surplus food that would otherwise go to landfill.

He figured that having a restaurant in tandem with a catering company would permit him to reduce waste by using surplus ingredients, distributing leftovers and composting.

In addition to negotiating a new package of voluntary severance payments to entice 6,500 to 8,500 workers from the city's payroll, it hopes to save about $200 million in the cost of health care benefits by using surplus money in benefits funds jointly controlled by the city and the unions.

Though it has sought to clarify its rules, the city has also struggled to stay a step ahead of candidates who avoid meaningful repayment by using surplus campaign funds to hire lawyers during the audits to challenge the city's calculation of what they owe, or by paying penalties with surplus funds they would otherwise owe the city.

In announcing the move, analysts commended Gov. James E. McGreevey for his plan to balance this year's budget by imposing across-the-board spending cuts and by using surpluses in several pension and health care accounts.

Power-to-gas concepts are based on electrochemical conversion units which primary produce hydrogen by electrolysis using surplus electricity.

This will be particularly effective, since hydrogen can be generated from water by electrolysis, using surplus energy generated from renewable sources at times of low demand.

And at the Goodtrees neighbourhood centre in Edinburgh I attended the community cook club that teaches people to cook, using surplus food donated by supermarkets to create shared meals.

The analysis considers an energy balance and electrical variables of the system components; the sub-systems efficacy are calculated and proposed the improvements to increase the efficiency, using surplus energy produced by hybrid system.

"Which do you think is more important, his rhetoric or his record?" The vice president sarcastically accused Mr. Bush of having misplaced his priorities by using the surplus for tax cuts instead of improving services.