Sentence examples for pushing energy from inspiring English sources

"Musicians are always pushing energy out to their audience and as a runner it's like you can take that energy and do something with it.

And commodity prices are already higher today than they were a year ago; pushing energy and food prices further up could actually discourage consumers from spending.

Newly flush Eastern Europeans are buying new cars and electrical goods for their homes, pushing energy consumption to new levels just as energy prices reach record highs.

But now he is pushing energy and anti-pollution programs that are far more appealing to independents and moderate Republicans than anything Mr. Bush has offered.

Perhaps the most serious risk is that fly-by-night contractors will be drawn to the new pot of money, pushing energy retrofits that are too costly or work poorly.

Where it's most common, in Britain at least, is home heating and energy use – partially because the government is pushing energy companies to roll out smart meters (although it has been questioned whether it can be delivered on schedule).

Oil prices again exceeded $100 a barrel and pushed energy stocks higher.

A newly-assertive Russia has pushed energy security up the agenda.

As for the oil price, its jump to $88 on the Iraqi tensions pushed energy groups higher.

"We really perceive this as a policy coming down from Washington to push energy development at whatever cost," she added.

Reports of price fixing in the gas wholesale market pushed energy companies lower, even though they all denied any wrongdoing.