Sentence examples for chunks of power from inspiring English sources

They are, after all, able to provide large chunks of power at any time — unlike solar or wind energy, at least with current storage technology.

With vehicle-to-grid technology, controlled by an array of smart meters, car owners plugged in at home or work could allow the grid to draw off unused chunks of power at times when short-term demand is high.

So that's a potentially very powerful tool, a big chunk of power flowing from Congress to the executive branch to ratchet down these costs.

When the 22 high-voltage power pylons were blown over, a huge chunk of power generation was cut off from the rest of the network.

Investors questioned the wisdom of the decision by Australian power transmission company SP AusNet to buy a chunk of power assets valued at A$8.14 billion (U.S. $9.5 billion) from Singapore Power, which holds a 51% interest in the firm.

Since the Japanese now own vast chunks of Hollywood power, it may be reassuring to their movie-industry employees to repose in an environment where they can order Japanese people around.

The E.C.B. will certainly get a large chunk of extra power.

It persuaded President Barack Obama not only to rethink the US commitment to air strikes in Syria, but to cede a chunk of his power, in delegating to Congress the right to make such decisions in future.

The Muslim Brotherhood and the more fundamentalist ("sharia sharia") salafis have waited patiently for a parliamentary elections to deliver them, what most expect to be a sizable, if not majority, chunk of legitimate power.

The U.K. prime minister came close to losing Scotland - and with it a sizable chunk of his power and treasure - in a referendum vote in September.

When this chunk of people power feels offended it's suddenly vital for authorities and tall poppies to be seen to address the issues immediately.