Sentence examples for cited energy from inspiring English sources
Oh sure, the Federal Reserve cited energy prices as a major culprit in the economic slowdown.
Turnbull said coal was likely to remain a very large part of the global energy mix "for a very long time" and he cited "energy poverty" as a major limit on achieving the development goals of alleviating hunger and promoting prosperity around the world.
The new proposal consists of a complete reformulation and extension of the previously cited energy based fatigue strength criteria.
Nonetheless, only on the basis of the results presented in Figure 7 can we note that due to the summation over all possible state contributions which constitute the G(E) spectra, not only the σ∗-state electrons, but also some of those in the degenerate Π states contribute to the high conductance values in the cited energy intervals.
Obama lost the first debate Wednesday night, but not for all the silly reasons that are being cited: energy level, confidence, body language, eye contact, blah, blah, blah, bullshit, bullshit, bullshit... No. Obama lost the debate because Romney survived.
UNEP director Klaus Töpfer cited "energy poverty" as contributing to poverty overall and the associated environmental degradation.
"We need to spend our money where we get most value for it," he said citing energy, research, and development aid as examples.
The disclosure of the reports is the second time in recent weeks that F.D.A. filings citing energy drinks and deaths have emerged.
In the presidential campaign, President Bush promised to regulate carbon dioxide emissions but reversed that plan in March, citing energy concerns.
"I feel like in 2006 people were motivated, but I don't think there was the sense of urgency there is this time," he said citing energy, the financial crisis and the dismal job market graduates face.
Our Tweedle Dee and Tweedle Dum parties need the same shakeup and Ukip is the radical alternative to do the job, says Douglas, who cites energy policy, banking, trade, Europe and immigration (he's not a basher) among those areas in need of fresh thinking.
