Sentence examples for completely energy from inspiring English sources

"Architecture had become completely energy dependent," recalled one of his former students, Robert A. M. Stern.

In 2009 Tokelau - which had previously been totally dependent on the use of imported diesel for electricity generation - announced its ambition to become completely energy self-sufficient.

But the trust is keen not only to manage usage, but also to become completely energy self-sufficient in Wales by 2015.

It would also be nice if our economic growth plan dovetailed nicely with our need to drastically reduce our greenhouse gas emissions, Obama's desire for America to be a leader in clean energy technologies, and a national goal to be completely energy independent within two decades (which has a direct benefit of helping our trade deficit).

A three-bedroom, single-family home would need $30,000 or more in initial investment to make the house completely energy-independent.

It puts out a completely different energy and set of values.

Where Gordon was very alpha-male, Mark had a completely different energy: open to being talked to and infinitely patient.

"It's a completely nonradiative energy transfer using resonant magnetic fields, which are very safe and localized.

And while it may not completely eradicate energy inequality, achieving access to power through collective action is a good first step.

"We are taking action to show a completely clean energy future is both viable and within reach within the course of a generation," he said.

But from it vast consequences flow, like the news, imparted on a poster a little later on, that a penny, converted completely to energy, could supply New York City's power requirements for two years.