Sentence examples for utilities for which from inspiring English sources
Families are being forced to choose between necessities such as rent, food, and utilities, for which a missed payment can cause great distress.
The biggest decline was seen by utilities, for which system prices, now $2.40 per watt, dropped 30 percent from a year earlier.
But of the seven sport utilities for which adequate data existed to analyze death rates, only the Isuzu Trooper inflicted a low enough death rate on cars to be comparable with cars, the study found.
Soft-ground tunnels most commonly are used for urban services (subways, sewers, and other utilities) for which the need for quick access by passengers or maintenance staff favours a shallow depth.
This was the case also for utilities, for which we did not find any records on bills paid towards water and electricity.
"For all their youthful charm, that group has as quotable a price as the utility for which they are whimsically named".
The Finnish utility for which the plant is being built, Teollisuuden Voima, known as TVO, said recent progress reports received from the plant supplier, the Areva-Siemens consortium, suggested that a previous forecast of a 2014 start was unlikely to be met.
A prominent example is WSUP's work supporting urban water utilities to improve water efficiency by reducing Non-Revenue Water (NRW): the total amount of water produced by the utility for which no revenue is received, comprising both physical losses (due to leaks and theft) and commercial losses.
Life may be a gift of love from a divine being which is the product of planning or it may be the unintended product of the natural unfolding of the cosmos, but either way, life is structured with creativity, rationality and dignity and affords much of value and utility for which to be thankful.
A single person in west Germany gets €345 a month(€331 in the east) plus health insurance, rent and utilities paid for, which makes it attractive for jobless young people, for instance, to move out of their parents' home.
Such applications can be modeled by sigmoidal-like [3] utility functions, for which a part of the utility curve is convex, representing the fact that, once the average data rate is below a certain threshold rate R ̄ t h, satisfaction of a real-time user drops dramatically.
