Sentence examples for electricity stands from inspiring English sources

Near the billboard promising electricity stands another: "Liberia is a country of laws, not men!

Standardisation of electricity stands in sharp contrast to the harnessing of geothermal resources as is revealed by the fact, as Michael E. Porter (2010) has pointed out, that as of 2010 only two Icelandic patented problem-solving techniques had been issued relating to the use of geothermal utilisation.

Labour energy spokesperson Caroline Flint rejected the claim, stating that there was still "a long way to go to restore people's trust in the energy market" – especially when the average dual fuel gas and electricity bill stands £300 higher than in 2010.

Feed-in tariffs, which pay premium prices for renewable generation financed by tiny levies on electricity bills, stand in the way.

In 1970, the total electricity consumption stood at 145.3 MW/h; this increased to about 536.9 MW/h in 1980.

Thus, all the locations can be considered as suitable for different wind energy applications (such as grid-connected electricity and stand-alone water pumping).

Born in 1960 to Libyan immigrants, he won considerable popularity in office for freeing up the mobile phone market and championing cheap electricity, and stood down from Likud ahead of the 2013 elections.

The company says that the Smarbo cleans an area of 100sqm in about 90 minutes and that electricity costs stand at just 2 yen ($0.03) for a room of that size.

This paper describes an effort to develop an innovative and environmentally-benign hydrogen generation system operating on commercial diesel fuel to avoid running the engine to supply electricity at stand-still.

For homes, the most common heat source for infrared heaters is electricity as stand- alone heaters.

The electricity in the stands was stunning.