Sentence examples for more efficient furnace from inspiring English sources

Nearby in the restaurant's parking lot, Kris Payton, a medical technician from Hooksett, N.H., said her family had just bought a more efficient furnace.

In some cases, it's a matter of "split incentives": a landlord who sees no benefit in investing in, say, insulation, or a more efficient furnace that will benefit to tenants economically.

Weber described what she calls a "single-action bias". Prompted by a distressing emotional signal, we buy a more efficient furnace or insulate our attic or vote for a green candidate — a single action that effectively diminishes global warming as a motivating factor.

"Prompted by a distressing emotional signal," wrote Jon Gertner in an article on environmental psychology in The New York Times Magazine last year, "we buy a more efficient furnace or insulate our attic or vote for a green candidate — a single action that effectively diminishes global warming as a motivating factor".

You can also get credits for improving your insulation, getting new windows and doors, or getting a more efficient furnace.

And it encourages the development of even more efficient furnaces, cars, lights, homes and machinery.

Glassmakers are searching for both small and large advances on three fronts: designing more efficient furnaces; creating much stronger glass; and using heat better.

By installing more efficient furnaces, consumers can keep costs low even when roller-coaster gas prices increase again, as they inevitably will.

He bought the house at the end of March and has already added a more-efficient furnace and a tankless water heater.

By adding insulation where it was needed, installing new air ducts and putting in double-pane windows, the home was able to more effectively retain heat, allowing Pereda to install a smaller, more-efficient furnace.

A tank furnace is more efficient than a pot furnace, but more costly to build.