Sentence examples for may be energy from inspiring English sources

The best bet for reducing the state's emissions may be energy efficiency, in which Vermont already excels.

The International Energy Agency forecasts that the United States could become the world's largest oil producer by 2020 and may be energy self-sufficient by 2035.

A hamburger may be "energy dense", as nutritionists put it, with a lot of calories packed in, but it has some nutritional value.

Sugar mills are energy-intensive and historically not designed to be energy efficient, even though they may be energy self-sufficient.

Activated carbon may have been ideal materials for certain dyes and heavy metals; however, to produce them may be energy intensive.

Products may be energy, that is, bioethanol and biodiesel, or valuable chemicals (building blocks), that is, organic acids.

In certain applications, the wireless devices may be energy-constrained, such as sensor nodes.

Re "In Arabian Desert, a Sustainable City Rises, Walled and Lofty," by Nicolai Ouroussoff (Critic's Notebook, front page, Sept. 26): The city of Masdar, near Abu Dhabi, may be energy-efficient; however, sustainable it is not.

Sure, there may be energy-saving technologies – simple ones installed in remote Kenyan hotels – but if people like walking into 65-degree hotel rooms, businesses will be unwilling to adopt them.

Moreover, the birds are scared away by the appearance of the predator in the colony several times per hour, which may be energy-consuming (Wojczulanis et al. 2005).

In a statement, Jay West, senior director of the Nanotechnology Panel at the American Chemistry Council, said, "[w]hile some nanomaterials may be energy-intensive to produce, such energy expenditures may be more than offset by the energy savings they make possible".