Sentence examples for utilities feel from inspiring English sources

The privatised utilities feel more vulnerable: even the rightwing papers routinely deride them.

Rounding up the money for projects like Gunfleet, which cost about £550 million, is growing increasingly difficult as banks reach their lending limits and utilities feel financial strain.

In addition, many utilities feel threatened by net-metering programs because they typically herald losses in revenue; microgeneration adopters use less utility-produced power, and net-metering laws compel utilities to buy power from them.

Surrounded by Joshua trees and boulders on the park's twisty, desert drive, Nissan 's new Infiniti QX56 sport utility feels surprisingly at home.

On iOS, however, Ember is free (with in-app purchases), allowing more casual users to get a sense of what using this simple, but somehow also very powerful, photo saving utility feels like.

"I've seen a lot of link management tools, that are real utilities, and they feel like utilities," he said.

Apparently, many utilities don't feel comfortable answering that question.

My slight criticism was that I thought Mileways needed to provide more utility — it felt more vitamin pill, less pain killer — to incentivise users to go to the trouble of entering their travel details or syncing flight bookings.

Behind a lot of that talk is belief in the tech's utility down the road, but until Apple is ready to experimenting with AR tech in core iOS features, all of the chatter around AR having plenty of utility today feels a bit half-hearted.

But every time I walk into the utility room, I feel the new boiler still needs to prove itself.

Lech gets much of its heat and hot water from a power plant just outside town that runs on wood pulp, which means that the well-heeled German and Dutch tourists, driving up in their Mercedes, Porsche and BMW sport utility vehicles, can feel good that their resort is doing its bit for the environment.