Sentence examples for charging could be from inspiring English sources

It says electric vehicle charging could be used to help manage supply and demand of the power grid.

So if it turns out that Lancaster is in the vanguard of a mass movement — and there are plenty of skeptics who say that charging could be a short-lived experiment — then Press+, if it works well, could be the movement's chief organizer.

While more complex explanations cannot be ruled out, on the basis of our data we propose that "quantal release" and "store charging" could be simple re-equilibration phenomena, predicted by the recently quantified biophysical dynamics of Ca2+ movements across the ER membrane.

As unthinkable as it may seem, the horror that saw millions of people die unnecessarily of HIV/Aids while being denied safe and effective generic medicines produced at a fraction of the prices brand-name companies were charging, could be a mere taste of things to come.

In Whitchurch, Wem, Market Drayton, Much Wenlock and Ellesmere, where presently drivers can choose to either pay 10p for up to two hours or £1.80 for between two and 10 hours, charging could be altered to 50p for two to four hours and £1 for four to six hours.

The review of Oregon's first pilot suggested that an element of congestion charging could be included.

Under Saudi Arabia's draconian anti-terror legislation, Ms Badawi, if charged, could be facing a lengthy jail sentence.

The DNA backbone, being negatively charged, could be expected to show higher nonspecific binding to the positively charged aminated surface than the untreated surface.

With a modernized grid, in the event of a sudden drop in electricity supply or increase in demand, the car-charging could be suspended while the electricity is diverted elsewhere, and owners could be compensated for the interruption.

More charges could be filed.

Perez said more charges could be coming.