Sentence examples for progressive utilities from inspiring English sources

"We're partnering with progressive utilities to go to the next stage," said Maxime Veron, director of product marketing for Nest.

Although there are a number of progressive utilities, their comments suggest that most utility industry companies will resist the dramatic changes imposed by technological changes.

However, of greatest relevance to the future of the U.S. economy, may well be that as the former CEO of Edison International, the parent of Socal, one of the most progressive utilities in the nation, he understands the challenges of the electricity industry to an exceptional degree.

The most progressive utilities, he adds, help pay for compact fluorescent lamps, more efficient boilers and furnaces, even appliances.

In one progressive utility with thousands of employees, only one or two percent post or read blogs on their intranet more than once a week (vs. 20% at Nationwide).

Randall Swisher, executive director of the American Wind Energy Association, a trade group, said the electrical grid in the Northwest is uniquely accommodating to wind power because of the dominance of hydroelectricity, and because of relatively reliable wind, progressive utility companies and new state laws demanding renewable energy.

Its champions have been relentless in their attempt to rescue the tax, emphasizing its narrow scope and progressive utility, but to little avail; the tax remains broadly unpopular.

As expected, among the clinical response states, complete response was most preferred (utility = 0.91), followed by partial response (utility = 0.84), followed by no change (utility = 0.78) and progressive disease (utility = 0.68), respectively.

Is progress necessarily progressive?

Utilities were derived from published literature where patients on treatment were assigned a utility score of 0.74, those who showed a response (complete or partial response) received a utility score of 0.80, and those who had progressive disease were assigned a utility score of 0.60.

Unlike the entrepreneurs of the postwar period, who were taxed at a significantly higher, progressive rate and left public utilities largely intact, the money that individuals in the tech industry have amassed has not been funnelled back into the public sphere, despite claims that entrepreneurs want to do good.