Six companies have been identified by local officials as having exaggerated the demand for electricity during the test -- and thus having driven prices higher: Mirant, Constellation Energy, Reliant Energy, TXU, American Electric Power and Enron.
In the strictly academic choreography of The Sleeping Beauty she was an outstanding Aurora, always using her formidable technique to serve but never exaggerate the demands of pure classicism.
This has the effect of exaggerating the fluctuations in demand that arise from changes in manufacturing and farming activity.
Customers had been waiting for the adjustment before replenishing stocks, exaggerating an upswing in demand that Gazprom executives also associated with signs of economic recovery.
For instance, if a product line manager is tempted to exaggerate the probable demand for her products, she has to back up her claims by actually buying futures contracts for the demand she projects.
The president of Malawi has accused Madonna of demanding VIP treatment, exaggerating her charity work and being "a musician who desperately thinks she must generate recognition by bullying state officials instead of playing decent music on the stage".
The silent format demands exaggerated facial expressions, limited dialogue, and a plot that's simple to the point of infantile.
VANESSA PIERCE Deputy Director, Sierra Club's Beyond Coal Campaign Washington, June 8, 2011 To the Editor: Robert Bryce's caricature of renewable energy grossly exaggerates the resource demands of wind power while minimizing those of gas-based electricity.
Newspapers and TV ads seek to increase demand for new drugs by exaggerating both the problems the syndrome causes and the size of the affected population.
Instead of embracing the protesters' demands, Mr. López belittled them, saying the protesters were exaggerating the problem and defending his administration's handling of security.
