Sentence examples for spare generation from inspiring English sources

Npower's chief executive, Paul Massara, said he did not know whether Britain would "get through next winter" because of dwindling spare generation capacity and ScottishPower has claimed environmental levies make the country "even more vulnerable to the threat of blackouts".

Further, MGs could coordinate with the network restoration scheme to reconnect to the network after a contingency occurs, and use their spare generation capacity to restore 'blocks' of other affected customers outside the MG.

Instead, we should come together and find common ground, based on our shared mission to spare a generation from the scourge of this disease.

The report published on Wednesday set out the potential consequences of failed negotiations: Exit from the euro Soaring inflation resulting from an exchange rate crisis 'Deep recession', hitting household income, pushing up unemployment 'exponentially' "What we need today is a viable debt deal which will spare future generations burdens that we have no right to saddle them with," the report said.

It aimed to spare succeeding generations from the scourge of armed conflict, and its Security Council - which met for the first time in 1946 - was specifically tasked with ensuring global peace and security.

Would you sacrifice half of mankind and condemn them to great suffering to spare future generations?

The move follows a heated debate within the White House over whether the president should honor his campaign pledge to scrap the agreement, or whether he should stand united with the rest of the global community, and spare future generations from a life of sweltering purgatory.

The country is now united in the fight against polio and has the unique opportunity to spare future generations from this crippling disease.

But the mechanization of cotton production, while it has spared subsequent generations from backbreaking labor for low wages, has produced new hardships.

They have simply lost their monopoly; they have had to move over and share their once closely guarded powers with the new rich, who are quite willing to spare the older generation so long as they are allowed to copy, and perhaps enhance, their style.

Maybe we can spare the next generation from the fate that befell their ancestors.