Sentence examples for electricity division from inspiring English sources

Last year, before paying this slice to the city, the electricity division made just a 3.6 percent operating profit margin on its $52.3 million of revenue.

Masses of lines carrying electricity, division announcements, phone calls and broadcast feeds (plus a dusting of asbestos) are slung from water and air trunks like creepers along the branches of a tree.

I remember when the head of the electricity division who had taken a trip to Egypt laughingly told how merchants in Yemen cried out, "My kilo is more honest than his kilo". Does the clothing-for-children mess indicate anything more advanced?

"We have an exciting opportunity to create a major new independent supplier with a single-minded focus on customers". Meanwhile, regulator Ofgem has welcomed SSE's announcement that its electricity networks division will make a voluntary contribution of £65.1m to consumers.

The turbulence worsened last week when three companies -- Dynegy, Reliant Resources and CMS Energy -- said they had misled Wall Street by exaggerating the size of their electricity trading divisions.

NRG also considers its own electricity retail divisions, Reliant Energy and Green Mountain Energy eVgo partners.

The company said regulatory and legislative challenges could force it to separate its power-generation, distribution and electricity-retailing divisions.

After flaming out in California's residential electricity market, the division was under too much earnings pressure to take on more risk.

In this paper, I will discuss various topics commonly found in both introductory and upper-division electricity and magnetism classes where examples from space physics may facilitate student understanding or provide interesting, real-life examples of electromagnetism in action.

But the government is said to want Areva to dispose of its electricity transmission-and-distribution division, which it was forced to buy for €950m as part of a rescue of Alstom in 2004.

At the present stage, division of electricity transmission and distribution networks or centralized dispatch cannot produce economic benefits, as is clearly indicated by these massive blackouts in India.