Sentence examples for energy disruption from inspiring English sources
The packaging and retailing of that attitude is as good a reason as any why the pair was handed the reins at DKNY, a label that, as the designers said when they were hired, "evokes everything our city was always about: energy, disruption, new thinking and transcending all boundaries".
In Los Angeles, incentives for homeowners to install rooftop solar power enable the city to spread risk and reduce energy disruption when power outages strike.
Ridley, whose family estate has a coal mine on it that will generate an estimated £4 million (or $5.8 million) every year until 2020, does the Journal's readers a grave disservice by distracting them from the coming energy disruption as renewables scale up.
As our electronic tethers grow ever tighter, the energy disruptions increase proportionately.
The blackouts and other energy disruptions of Hurricane Sandy were just a foretaste, the report says.
A1 Coal's Comeback America's energy disruptions combined with an administration that has elevated energy security over environmental protection have given coal a new lease on life.
The energy industry says this enforcement has stifled its efforts to expand production, contributing to the energy disruptions of the last few years.
Environmental groups say they are concerned that some proponents of opening the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge to oil drilling are pushing their cause using the prospect of energy disruptions from a possible war.
Another government entity, the Office of Electricity Delivery and Energy Reliability, says it has been working closely with the Department of Homeland Security, industry and other government agencies to reduce the risk of energy disruptions caused by cyberattack.
The bill would grant EPA broad authority to extend that date indefinitely, by making a vague and undefined determination that "energy disruptions" will occur if the 2019 deadline is not waived.
Pelvic fractures account for 1 3%% of all skeletal fractures and comprise a broad spectrum of injuries: from low-energy fractures in osteoporotic patients to high-energy disruptions of the pelvic ring [1, 2].
