Sentence examples for the remaining demand from inspiring English sources
The remaining demand is provided by renewable means.
And because they have been steeled in the art of efficiency their constitution allows them to scale everything to suit the remaining demand.
The central grid handles the remaining demand or excess.
It was also found that the remaining demand for electricity could be completely eliminated using realistically sized photovoltaic and battery systems for on-site generation and storage of electricity.
The obvious advantage with such reduction in energy is that the remaining demand can be met by renewable sources like wind, solar, geothermal or biomass, enabling a net zero-energy office building.
It is appropriate to apply cooperative covering in this application, because each distribution center should receive part of its demand that is less than the warehouse inventory from a warehouse, and the remaining demand should be covered by another warehouse.
Across the Global South, a number of initiatives have emerged with the notion that, although access to financial services has expanded in recent years, the remaining need demands innovative actions.
The jihadists subsequently beheaded two of the hostages and, in exchange for the release of those remaining, demanded that Lebanese Shia militants Hezbollah withdraw from Syria — where they are fighting alongside government troops — and that Islamists being held by Lebanese authorities be released.
On Tuesday, however, Washington rebuffed the core remaining demands while making other, minor concessions.
The West Side Boys told the British negotiators that the officers and other NCOs would not be released until the gang's remaining demands were met.
Speaking in Brussels on Monday, Olli Rehn, the European commissioner for economic and monetary affairs, described the Greek Parliament's passage of the measures as "a crucial step further" and said he was confident that Greece would meet the troika's remaining demands, including finding an additional $430 million in savings.
