Sentence examples for surprising energy from inspiring English sources

For someone dealing with the world's weightiest matters, Mr. Obama spends surprising energy perfecting even less consequential pursuits.

Coming off a 116-109 double-overtime loss to Toronto on Sunday, the Trail Blazers came out with surprising energy.

As the evening wore on, Mr. Eden rose and took the microphone, performing a medley of classic songs with surprising energy for a man his age, scatting as well as singing.

The USA looked the side most likely to see out extra time without mishap, yet in almost a direct repeat of the opening goal they were caught early in the first period by a Ghana goal of surprising energy.

Larrington Walker as his smelly, scrawny old dad bursts with surprising energy and there is good support from Jeffery Kissoon as the nostalgic Trinidadian and Lorna Gayle as the laundress who sings You Don't Love Me with real swagger.

The so-called Localized Waves (LW), and the "Frozen Waves" (FW), have raised significant attention in the areas of Optics and Ultrasound, because of their surprising energy localization properties.

The results of the report's projections are sobering, if not surprising: Global energy use is projected to double by 2050 and most of that energy will likely come from fossil fuels, which, like today, are expected be the world's largest source of greenhouse gases.

The implications in the near future are many and surprising, from energy to environment, from medicine to building sector, from engineering to transport and telecommunications.

Steel output fell by more than 10% in the year to the fourth quarter, so it is hardly surprising that energy use dropped.Distrust of the GDP numbers has prompted Capital Economics, a research firm based in London, to create its own proxy of economic activity, which includes electricity output, domestic freight volumes, cargo traffic at ports, passenger transport and floor area under construction.

(It may seem surprising that energy companies' profits also fell, but that reflects a difficult year for their refining businesses and came after remarkable earnings in 2006).History suggests that a turn in the profit cycles has a big effect on earnings.

It is not surprising that energy corporations that have a huge vested interest in keeping dirty coal power stations running for as long as possible will lobby the government to abandon its plan to force them to shut power stations if carbon capture technology doesn't work (Energy firms call for opt-outs over carbon capture deadline, 12 May).