Sentence examples for heavy electricity from inspiring English sources

There are gas lines to every floor and nearly every building is equipped with a rooftop transformer to service heavy electricity users.

The community feared that the heat, power and radiation from the furnace would endanger the health of the community, and that its heavy electricity demands would negatively affect the community's own supply.

Despite being at the heart of Europe geographically and being a driving force in renewable advances, the country's federal and state governments were not able so far to build long-promised north-south "power autobahns" to expand grid capacity and transport offshore wind to areas with heavy electricity consumption.

a) Rhod Gilbert b) Jason Byrne c) Lucy Porter d) Mark Watson E2 Who sledge-hammered a model village to demonstrate the effects of "heavy electricity" in Brass Eye? a) Vanessa Feltz b) Doctor Neil Fox c) Steven Berkoff d) Richard Blackwood E3 Which Tory MP was depicted as a slug in Spitting Image?

Its rent-a-quote personalities would seemingly champion any cause, be it a ban on a "made-up drug" called Cake, a nonsensical guide to prison slang ("woggy coconut means air-bricks") or an impassioned warning on the dangers of "heavy electricity".

The course, shortened by 90 miles in anticipation of light winds, goes west down the Channel and then north to an exclusion zone off north Cornwall where heavy electricity cables lie undulating on the sea bed and then back south to Wolf Rock and past the Lizard before heading west up the Channel to the Owers Light off Selsey Bill and the dive south to the finish line at Dieppe.

Diesel trains are responsible for more greenhouse gases than electric trains, even taking into account Britain's carbon-heavy electricity production.

Bradshaw said Labor's new aim for Australia to transition is own coal-heavy electricity supply to 50% renewables was "a good start" but more needed to be done.

Making the transition to a low-carbon future therefore requires the development of new storage technology options—ones that can combine technical performance with costs low enough to make them attractive for use in renewables-heavy electricity systems and in electricity-powered transportation, communications, and other applications.

Higher temperatures could mean more brownouts and blackouts in the summer because of heavier electricity use on hot days, panel members said, and more flooding of streets and basements from intense rainstorms.

Although the moon will push in front of the sun and darken the skies on Monday, California's solar-heavy electricity grid isn't expected to run short on energy to power homes, businesses and industry.