Sentence examples for generous energy from inspiring English sources
The danciest piece on the program, this has a generous energy and charm that win it the loudest applause.
Recently two aluminium plants in north Wales closed after generous energy subsidies were cut.Nor have European Union funds made much impact.
Generous energy subsidies were a favourite way for the government to help its friends: 45% of politically connected firms operated in energy-intensive industries, compared with only 8% of firms as a whole.In Tunisia the Ben Ali empire dominated the telecoms and air-transport industries, to which entry was highly regulated.
"She burns very bright and has such a great, very generous energy," Driver told host Stephen Colbert.
Yet his performance is immediately magnificent, its impact intensified by a sense of the generous energies involved for such an introverted artist.
They played just about every song from the new album, tightly and crunchily, and each ringing out with a generous, propulsive energy that was less about looking cool and more about inducing mania in the fans.
Though the cost would be lowered, it is still almost double the level of tax incentives initially sought by the White House, which in its newly released budget also encouraged Congress to be less generous to energy producers.
In response to generous subsidies, energy firms in the UK are planning to burn around nine times as much wood a year as the country produces annually.
But it is not as generous to the energy industry as critics had feared.The new energy plan puts a great deal of effort into busting bottlenecks in America's energy infrastructure.
Three things need to happen, quickly, if there is any hope of catching up: GENEROUS SUBSIDIES Renewable energy projects will require significant federal help until they can compete with cheaper and dirtier fuels like coal, oil and natural gas.
Even so, the bill, as it now stands, contains not only the new fuel standards, which is a huge step forward, but also generous incentives for energy efficiency, for cleaner alternative fuels and for the new technologies that will be required to reduce the country's output of greenhouse gases.
