Sentence examples for utilities manager from inspiring English sources

Mr. Jensen, the utilities manager, also returned for social reasons.

If the rain does not start soon, "it's going to get bad," said Stuart Purvis, the utilities manager for Midland.

"We've seen movement from most of the online deals as they battle for position to be the cheapest deal on offer," says Scott Byrom, the utilities manager at price comparison website Moneysupermarket.com.

Scott Byrom, utilities manager at moneysupermarket.com, says his company has recently tested energy monitors, devices connected to your electricity supply to tell you how much your energy costs each day but which are not used for billing.

"Bill-payers have been suffering for many years from ever-increasing bills, so I hope the cost of the scheme – up to £340 for every household – won't wholly be put at their feet," said Scott Byrom, utilities manager at Moneysupermarket.com.

Scott Byrom, utilities manager at moneysupermarket.com, said: "In 2008 we saw gas giants holding £225m of their customers' cash 'on float' and while it is encouraging to see this has decreased by more than £50m this year, there is still cause for concern.

"I feel arsenic is an essential metal -- you can't live without it," said Roy Robinson, Albuquerque's water utility manager.

He still carries a strong accent from his native New Zealand, and in conversation he comes across as less a utility manager than a polymath with the combined savvy of an engineer, an economist and a politician.

Mr. Smeloff, the director of the Pace Law School Energy Project and a former utility manager, said in a telephone interview: "Even from a shareholder perspective, replacing steam generators in '99 made economic sense.

We jointly work on new projects' (utility manager, May 2008, personal communication).

The city couldn't rely on existing global climate models to churn out the detailed information that, say, a civil engineer or a water utility manager needs.