Sentence examples for decent electricity from inspiring English sources

It is small, with good roads and a decent electricity grid.

Less bureaucracy, better schools and decent electricity would give a boost to India's services industry and to older workers too.

Unemployment is estimated at 60percentnt, and Bremer has reckoned that the US, mainly, will have to find $29 billion to build decent electricity and water systems alone.

The community gains are a decent electricity price, while the gain for the company is the profitable supply contract.

Many millions more have decent housing, electricity and drinkable water.

"Is it really possible for a manufacturing-heavy economy like China's to grow at a decent pace when electricity is not?" asks Nate Taplin of GK Dragonomics, a research firm, in a paper called "The Electricity Conundrum, Revisited".The numbers might be accurate.

As usual, Afolayan had to contend with the absence of vital equipment, decent roads, reliable electricity.

"In terms of the basic infrastructure, there were no decent roads, no electricity, no water, no air transport coming in, and the work force we needed was nowhere near the mine," said Cameron McRae, chief executive of Oyu Tolgoi, at his office in the capital, Ulan Bator, which is about 375 miles from the mine.

The New York Times has an excellent, depressing story on how America and its allies have failed to provide something as simple and (especially in the scorching heat of Mesopotamia) vital as a decent supply of electricity for Baghdad since they took over the country the better part of a decade ago.In politics, however, the picture is more mixed.

The synchronization with EU power grid shows a decent level of electricity interconnection within the region.

Other electronic devices, like plasma TVs and laptops, use a decent amount of electricity while plugged in, even if not in use.