Sentence examples for decent energy from inspiring English sources

"I thought I had some decent energy," Garnett said.

I want to put some decent energy out there.

Though we are not prepared to abandon all hope that a decent energy measure can still be cobbled together, the Senate is testing everyone's patience.

"If we truly have an energy squeeze like we did in the 1970's, then it's possible to get a decent energy policy," Mr. Nadel said.

I will not buy a bicycle".' Upgrading Russia to decent energy efficiency standards would cost $320 billion, but this could pay for itself in four years, according to the agency's calculations.

In Washington, caving to pressures from the White House, the utilities and the oil companies, the Senate settled for a merely decent energy bill instead of a very good one that would have set the country on a clear path to a cleaner energy future.

It is quite amazing that we can build space ships that have enough energy to fly to the moon but still have no decent portable energy sources for simple laptops.

And this tips the theatre into surrealism, the buzz of decent human energy, in the shadow of these savage tanks, frilly with brand-new camouflage, spiky with gun-shafts.

Seven priority areas have also been identified, including: decent jobs, energy, sustainable cities, food security and sustainable agriculture, water, oceans and disaster readiness.

The ASC possessed an extended working potential (1.6 V), a good rate capability (58% capacitance retention even after the current density being increased by 10 times), an excellent cycling stability (89% capacitance retention after 3000 cycles), and a decent average energy and power density (69 W h/kg and 6.4 kW/kg).

All six million low income homes should be raised to a decent level of energy efficiency, judged as scoring a C grade on their energy performance certificate (EPC), by 2025, which would require more than trebling the number of measures being installed each year.