Sentence examples for damaged energy from inspiring English sources

Lightning also damaged energy infrastructure, with 80,000 strikes hitting the state over a short period.

He told the panel that Enron's collapse could be a problem for efforts to build power plants, although he said the company's demise had not damaged energy markets.

It is inexplicable that the Treasury can be allowed to damage energy and industrial policy by taking decisions without taking into account the bigger picture".

It's likely that no new nuclear plants will be built before true renewables are able to take the place of scary, highly damaging energy sources.

The American talk about energy independence rankles Saudi officials, who maintain that the goal is unrealistic and could end up damaging energy markets by undermining investment now, thus leading to higher prices in the long run.

Rather than invest in the depleting and damaging energy sources of the past, isn't it time to look to the future and stop "kicking the can down the road"?

The conventional paradigm is well-suited for risks arising from exposures to hazardous substances or other forms of damaging energy such as electricity and loud noise that are unequivocally negative in their effects on health or safety [ 42].

Chu dismisses concerns that a price on carbon could damage energy-intensive businesses pointing out that most oil companies now carry a "ghost price" for carbon on the books.

Neither, he said, does the plan protect sage grouse habitat on federal land damaged by energy development, and plans to protect the birds in those areas are not nearly as strong as an endangered designation would be.

Under severe knocks of internal combustion engines, parts like pistons and spark plugs are vulnerable to be damaged by energy convergence of shock waves.

Radiation particles with higher RBE values can be more damaged by energy deposition than particles with lower RBE values.