Sentence examples for more active energy from inspiring English sources

While much hope has been placed on more active energy users, it has remained less clear what citizens can and are willing to do.

He also praises Brazil's, which he says "perfectly fits the social mood of that country, which in my experience tends to have 50% more active energy than anywhere else on earth!" The World Cup's host nation aside, Sheppard is a fan of many of the Latin American national anthems.

During the second half of the simulation, the PEV battery supplies active power to the grid for the V2G operation and the active power of the grid further falls deeper into the negative region, signifying that the grid receives even more active energy.

In the context of the German energy transition, more active energy consumers are needed, not only in producing electricity on their own but also interacting with suppliers to make the energy system operate in a more efficient way through the development of a "smart grid".

The group feedback emphasises achievement from overcoming fear and that people are subsequently more active, with more energy.

The administration has increased spending on schools, highways and scientific research and tried to play a more active role in energy policy and health care.

"Our mission is to be on the cutting edge of this paradigm shift, where consumers can play a more active role in energy generation and use," says Venturini.

Interested consumers may assume a more active role in the energy market by claiming new energy products/services on offer and changing their consumption behavior.

The building's solar energy generates her "food"—when she's had lots she's more active, but when her energy levels are low, like in winter when there's less sun, she's less motivated.

"I was just speaking to Kerry about it; he said early in the season he was feeling that way and he just tried to be more active, bring up the energy level on offense, cut more to the basket.

In general, I'd like to see the administration take a more active role in alternative energy, broadly defined.