Sentence examples for too much electric from inspiring English sources

A better group to worry about, Mr. Nemtzow said, was old people whose health would be threatened by summer blackouts, which are made more likely by too much electric demand and too few generating stations.

Any system that requires too much electric power is not feasible for embedded robotic systems.

But far too much of "Electric Eden" is filled out with meandering paragraphs tracing the lives of myriad minor figures in suffocating detail.

For those who don't have energy for too much pedalling, electric bikes are a welcome introduction to the Lakes, which now has a whole Electric Bicycle Network of paths.

Californians are paying billions of dollars too much for electric plants we don't need.

They said CARB is focusing too much on electric vehicle development and not enough on near-term policies that would convert diesel engines to natural gas, which they said would clear that air faster and cheaper.

Because too much competition in the wholesale electric power market and the retail electricity market is precluding nonlinear transmission tariffs from providing the full level of support for social-benefits programs, it will be necessary to pair those tariffs with some other public policy designed to efficiently finance pre-restructuring social-benefits programs.

Note: If global warming bothers the politicians, it hasn't affected stock investors in electric utilities too much.

I'd probably look into a solar charging solution, like one offered by SolarCity, to make sure that my vehicle charging didn't have too much impact on my household electric bill.

For now, at least, he's also looking savvier about a couple of other decisions: essentially ending FCA production of sedans; and being cautious about committing too much capital to development of electric vehicles.

Thus, even basic expenses like rent and the electric bill were too much for her to continue paying.