Sentence examples for easy utility from inspiring English sources

Organize necklaces on the wall with easy utility hooks Project via Ciburbanity.

Apparently the cable was designed to work with the Windows Easy Transfer utility and setup basically consists of connecting each end of it to the old and new computers.

The Environmental Protection Agency is trying to finish work on a rule that would make it easier for utilities to put coal-fired generating stations near national parks.

The Bush administration announced changes yesterday to rules on industrial plants intended to make it easier for utilities and refinery operators to change operations and expand production without installing new emission controls.

An agency representative also confirmed that the administration was giving up its effort to make it easier for utilities to put new power plants near national parks, by weakening existing protections intended to prevent deterioration in the parks' air quality.

Even before bringing the refinery measure to the floor, its authors had to strip out language that the White House sought to make it easier for utilities to expand without installing new antipollution equipment, a provision that Republican leaders acknowledged would have doomed the bill.

It has also developed advanced software systems and intelligent two-way controls to make it easier for utilities to manage peaks in energy demand, and to take advantage, through Ice Bear ,of their low-demand periods, an area of growing importance during times of energy price spikes.

A fine-tuned forecast makes it easier for utilities and grid operators to use the sporadic power of sun and wind when they are available, giving renewable energy a reliability close to that of a fossil-fuel or nuclear power plant.

The Environmental Protection Agency rule would have made it easier for utilities, refineries and other industrial facilities to make repairs in the name of "routine maintenance" without installing additional pollution controls.

It will be a lot easier for utilities to argue for regulatory relief to protect their social and shareholder responsibilities if they are extending their social value.

Alior's "Kill Bill" campaign promised free and easy payment of utility bills, and signed up many customers for accounts and loans.