Sentence examples for coal by a from inspiring English sources

Without any new legislation, and if current policies remain in place, gas would beat out coal by a far larger margin, according to E.P.A. projections.

A dog-eared, much-rejected manuscript, New Deal for Coal, by a young civil service statistician, Harold Wilson, turned up on their desk.

The mission could be to phase out domestic use and export of coal by a fixed date, or to set a deadline for shifting 50% of US energy consumption to renewable sources.

And by that measure, Richter says, nuclear power beats gas by a nose and coal by a mile.

Both operate coal plants in deregulated markets with competition from relatively clean natural gas, which wouldn't be as heavily penalized as coal by a carbon tax.

Çicek (2008) developed a modified air table to beneficiate Turkish coal by a dry cleaning method and the separation results show that the coal samples having three size fraction of 8 5, 5 3 and 3 1 mm can be efficiently beneficiated by this modified air table with E values of 0.21, 0.14 and 0.09, respectively, indicating a satisfactory separation performance.

Economists predict that environmental legislation and lower steel production will cut the nation's production of metallurgical coal by an additional 4 million to 5 million tons by the end of the decade.

A new campaign against coal by Robert F. Kennedy Jr., a prominent environmentalist, and the Waterkeeper Alliance is called "The Dirty Lie".

It would seem to necessarily follow, then, that ending this "war on coal" by electing a new president would result in a stirring revival of the nation's coal industry.

China International Capital said the storm had delayed about a quarter of shipments of coal by truck, a means of transport mainly used by small miners.

Last year, he was aggressively pegged as anti-coal by a Republican challenger, Andy Barr, who ran an ad with a man in miner's gear calling Mr. Chandler a "low life".