Sentence examples for energy earned from inspiring English sources

Excluding one-time items Devon Energy earned $1.60 per share, well ahead of analyst expectations for a profit of $545.6 million, or $1.25 per share.

The Times analysis shows that ads with energy themes have played an outsized role in the 2012 campaign season, with energy earning more frequent mentions than every other issue except jobs and the economy.

Figures such as the naive inventor of the self-reproducing car in the allegorical Automania 2000 (1963) were full of boisterous energy, earning that film an Oscar nomination for best animated short – another British first.

The solution, Bradford argues, is simply to let nuclear energy earn its place: Wise economic and environmental policy will have to allow nuclear energy whatever place it can earn among other energy sources, and not burden it with unnecessary hopes and fears..

However, we find this increasingly difficult to do when we are spending so much of our time and energy earning a living.

Mitochondria are the cell's most efficient way of producing energy earning the textbook appellation – 'the powerhouse of the cell' (McBride et al., 2006; Osellame et al., 2012).

As Malave tired, Lehman seemed to pick up energy and earned a 75-69 viclinchingitshing its first trip to the N.C.A.A. Division III tournament.

Made of ragged, intensely colorful patches of paint, this pastoral scene has the kind of combustive energy that earned Matisse and his cohort the sobriquet "les fauves," or "the wild beasts".

16 Aides Disclose Enron Stock Financial statements show three White House aides involved in drafting President Bush's energy policy earned fees or held stock in the Enron Corporation, the nation's leading marketer of electricity and natural gas.

Notably, the nation's energy system earned a lower grade than its bridges, ports and railways.

Ovshinsky's commitment to alternative energy sources earned him a spot on Time magazine's list of "Heroes for the Planet" in 1999.