Sentence examples for energy securing from inspiring English sources

Arguably, the coalition has again invested too much energy securing a deal in its own ranks without considering how to win support elsewhere.

Conchita Martínez, a former Wimbledon women's champion, used to expend plenty of time and energy securing the ball with which she had just won the previous point so she could serve it again.

JOBS, education, energy, securing our safety nets and other critical issues should be at the heart of the current national debate.

"Most of those communities that he wants to close are all in the Kimberleys and there's a big push for mining companies to come through here," he said, citing the recent case of Buru Energy, securing agreements with three Aboriginal communities to gain access to the Ungani oil field.

"Most of those communities that he wants to close are all in the Kimberleys and there's a big push for mining companies to come through here," he said, citing the recent case of Buru Energy securing agreements with three Aboriginal communities to gain access to the Ungani oil field.

"Every percentage point increase in homegrown renewable energy makes us that much more energy secure.

This came weeks before a new bill aiming to make energy "secure, affordable and low carbon" is published.

This is helping to lower our carbon emissions faster than expected and make us more energy secure.

"Under sequestration, funding reductions would decelerate the nation's transition into a clean energy economy, and could weaken efforts to become more energy independent and energy secure," he wrote.

You criticize the law as a "boondoggle," when it was obviously the kind of thoughtful energy policy most Americans want more of because it does produce more jobs and does make the nation more energy secure.

"To become energy secure, we may need to turn to those game-changing incentives that will lead individuals and businesses of all kinds to invest in efficiency and to reduce their use of oil and energy," he wrote.