Sentence examples for make wind from inspiring English sources

Officials have announced a new locomotive assembly plant and a facility to make wind turbine gears.

Greenpop will often work in partnership with SEED, for instance to make wind barriers.

Mark Tholke, regional director for the wind energy developer enXco, said that the objections could make wind energy less competitive.

That could make wind, solar and other alternative fuels competitive in terms of the cost of producing electricity.

"When I started on the project, I honestly didn't think we would figure out a viable way to make wind turbines fly," he said.

Since then the EIA has published actual capacity factors for wind and solar and these do indeed, make wind and solar look better, as Dr Lovins claims.

All four of these governing factors make wind-driven rain on a building facade very distinct.

The use of NPWT and dermal substitute make wound healing during the treatment of diabetic foot ulcers faster, decreases hospital stay and prevents major amputations.

Cheaper steel and copper should help reduce the cost of making wind turbines.

The high price of natural gas has also made wind more competitive.

Under Mr Poulsen, Vestas greatly improved the efficiency of wind turbines, reducing costs and making wind power more competitive.