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Discover Ludwig'energy-hungry' is a correct and usable word in written English
It is often used to describe something or someone that requires a lot of energy to function or operate. Example: The industrial sector is known to be highly energy-hungry, consuming a significant portion of the country's resources.
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#GERace @ObserverEthical pic.twitter.com/K74Wn3xJRk April 16, 2014 Top10 Energy (@Top10Energy) Disable energy-hungry mode on your telly.
India is energy-hungry, but electricity supply is sporadic.
But energy-hungry Israel was the financially essential first stop.
And for people in the developing world, PCs are too bulky, expensive and energy-hungry.
It will convey Russian hydrocarbons and other minerals to energy-hungry Asian markets.
Domestic fuel cells, for instance, are common in energy-hungry Japan.
It can look east as well as west, to energy-hungry markets such as China.
There must be "growth" in renewable, soft industries and "de-growth" in polluting, energy-hungry industries.
The Dutch have many energy-hungry industries, such as refineries, steelworks and chemical plants.
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Moreover, some of the most prized luxuries during this country's period of prosperity are energy hungry.
"In an energy hungry world any new fossil fuel resource will only lead to additional carbon emissions.
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