Sentence examples for surplus of power from inspiring English sources

Already the winery's electricity bill has dropped to zero, as the system has produced a surplus of power.

It was not an equality of power that brought the Soviet Union to heel, but a surplus of power, or an "overbalance" in the hands of the West.

The Knicks have a surplus of power forwards and point guards, but none have garnered much interest on the trade market.

If, at the end of the billing period, they have produced a net surplus of power, they may get a rebate, depending on where they live.

The Bush administration was all set to use the crisis to push through an environmentally destructive program of corporate welfare, which had nothing to do with the actual problem; the sudden surplus of power put that plan on hold.

Ms. Wang thinks that by 2003 or so, there could be a surplus of power in New England and Texas; other experts add Ohio, Illinois and Indiana to that list, as well.

But the Arab leaders used their surpluses of power and wealth to ignore the U.N.'s Arab Human Development Report in 2002, which said they urgently needed to overcome their deficits of freedom, knowledge and women's empowerment.

As a developed regional power system, the surplus of European power system can easily satisfy the demand in Maghreb.

As a result, the total active power balance has changed and the surplus of active power is absorbed by the battery.

Shaanxi generally produces a surplus of electric power, which is exported to neighbouring provinces.

Together with conservation savings, California found itself in the summer with a daily surplus of available power -- on some days by a huge margin.