Sentence examples for concerned energy from inspiring English sources

Among the metabolic pathways activated in μFB, only one out of 29 concerned energy metabolism (i.e., oxidative phosphorylation), which has been shown to be mostly periportal [ 26] (Additional file 1, Table S1).

Says Kumar: "As far as I'm concerned, energy is just like any other raw material and should be managed as such".

"I'm obviously concerned," Energy Secretary Samuel W. Bodman told reporters as he promised to help West Coast refiners find additional supplies.

I'm very concerned about a lot of things, but I’m most concerned about energy prices.

"I think we are more concerned about energy prices and health care prices," Bush told reporters.

"Europeans are getting increasingly concerned about energy," said Corin Taylor, an analyst at the Institute of Directors, a British business group.

They said the Republicans' refusal to support tougher fuel-efficiency requirements showed they were not truly concerned about energy independence.

"We've got way too much else to be doing," Ms. Murkowski said, adding that her constituents were more concerned about energy policy.

For many concerned about energy conservation, it's a pet peeve: Shopkeepers who blast the sidewalk with air-conditioning as a way to lure customers on hot days.

"Of course you can" is her answer to the latter question — "you need them". For the student concerned about energy slumps, she advised carrying brain­-food snacks, like nuts rich in omega­3s.

I bet it wouldn't be with a collective "thank you". In fact, consumers (and government agencies) seem a lot more concerned that energy prices are too high already than that companies are producing abundant fossil fuels and keeping prices too low.