Sentence examples for core of energy from inspiring English sources

Driven, all of them, by a core of energy so bright and fierce it burned out many of those he encountered.

One day, he tumbles into a tank of electric eels, emerging as a glowing core of energy who, for no reason other than childish resentment, vows vengeance on Spider-Man, and who calls himself Electro.

Duncan's book comes very close to fulfilling the vastness of its ambition a revelation of Chaplin's creative process, even to the furious core of energy, passion, lust, and sheer will that fuelled it and to the evocation of its victims.

Duncan's book comes very close to fulfilling the vastness of its ambition — a revelation of Chaplin's creative process, even to the furious core of energy, passion, lust, and sheer will that fuelled it — and to the evocation of its victims.

It is not straightforward to see where in the mathematical core of energy models input variables are processed, and hence, tracing back results to individual inputs could be difficult.

Centrica acquired the unit in 1999 for £1.1 billion, but has since decided to focus on its core business of energy delivery.

My priority is to see to it that the I.E.A. focuses on its core business of energy security in this time of unprecedented economic uncertainty.

Cost-effectiveness analysis is one of the core elements of energy efficiency program evaluation, having important impact on energy policy, program design and budget allocation.

"With this transaction, we continue our efforts to strengthen our focus on Siemens' core areas of energy management, industry and infrastructure," Joe Kaeser, the chief financial officer of Siemens, said in a statement.

The Lienhard Research Group at MIT focuses on developing technologies for clean water through a wide variety of approaches, among them desalination, wastewater remediation, and water recycling, all while retaining the core objective of energy efficiency and reduced environmental impact.

Yet Chris Huhne, the British secretary of state for energy and climate change, is pretty sure that oil and gas prices are going ever upwards, that they will be volatile and that a core function of energy policy is to protect British industry and consumers from the consequences.