Sentence examples for keeping wind from inspiring English sources

Keeping wind on track and delivering tremendous environmental benefits should be simple: Congress just needs to act.

With other big ticket issues like same-sex marriage, a proposed sales or gas tax increase on the agenda, clean energy advocates certainly have their work cut out for them in keeping wind at the top of the priority list.

But a lot more is on the way 20 GW of wind power are currently under construction or in advanced development, keeping wind on track to continue growing to supply 20percentt of the country's electricity by 2030.

Yarn spun at different suction pressures was used to produce wound filter cartridges, keeping winding variables unchanged.

This is in keeping with wind trajectory modelling for E. flavipes (Anderson et al. 2010), suggesting that long-distance, wind-assisted dispersal from PNG, rather than interisland movement, is primarily responsible for E. flavipes immigration into the TS/NPA.

The surrounding tower blocks act as shelter for the crops, keeping out wind and helping foster a fertile microclimate.

An oak tree fell next to it and anchored the house, keeping the wind from hauling Mrs. Boyd and her home away.

The body panels are hung on to this skeleton, adding extra strength as well as making the structure aerodynamic and keeping the wind off the driver.Steel cars are made of "monocoque" metal shells.

Continue to wind the yarn around and around the circles, keeping the winding even and not leaving gaps.

Bob Stauber, a National Weather Service meteorologist, said: "We got a system that's keeping the winds blowing from land.

Mr. Shansby and his partners renamed it Authentic, took it public (keeping what wound up as a 20percentt stake), and started acquiring other companies in a quest for critical mass.