Sentence examples for pockets of energy from inspiring English sources

Similarly, the carbon regime in Europe has fattened the pockets of energy companies who arbitraged low carbon prices into windfall cash of more than £15 billion over the past 5 years.

We need to elect Barack Obama because we need a president who understands that America can't compete in the global economy by padding the pockets of energy speculators while ignoring the workers whose jobs have been shipped overseas...

A show often takes one or two performances to settle in to a space and for a company to understand how it fits, what the dynamics are, where the pockets of energy are.

Uncovering pockets of energy waste requires appointing personnel familiar with the scheme; the only other option is to outsource, adding to the challenges for some companies to comply by deadline.

The processes of direct-absorption and self-dissipation energy activated by the crack tip will be considered as the manifestation of field inhomogeneity that can be modeled by isolated pockets of energy sinks and sources without loss in generality.

She added: "The government is firmly and unashamedly in the pocket of energy companies and big corporations and media moguls.

The Leeds flyweight is pretty much a walking, talking riposte to those who believe all is wrong with the sport, a perpetually smiling pocket of energy who bounces round the gym between interviews like a pinball between flippers.

Faraday theorizes that if "Jughead" – a hydrogen bomb that is buried on the island – is detonated at the Swan site by the underground electromagnetic pocket of energy, the timeline will be altered, preventing any of the group from the future from ever having come to the island in 2004, saving everyone who had died after they arrived.

"The settlements will put hundreds of millions of dollars back into the pockets of California energy consumers who suffered blackouts and great economic harm during the energy crisis," Jerry Brown, the state's attorney general, said in a written statement.

"I'm so sick of Republicans and Democrats being in the pockets of the energy industry," he said.

Brooke Suter, an organizer for the Connecticut Coalition for Clean Air, accused Mr. Rowland of caving in to the demands and deep pockets of the energy industry This year, the two power companies that own the six plants that were the focus of the vetoed bill, NRG Energy of Minneapolis and Wisvest-Connecticut, spent hundreds of thousands of dollars on lobbyists to kill the measure.