Sentence examples for utility cut from inspiring English sources
Peoples Energy, owner of Chicago's natural gas utility, cut 110 jobs and lowered its earnings forecast for the fourth quarter after higher gas prices and milder weather decreased demand.
David Freeman, general manager for the Department of Water and Power, said that to stay competitive, the utility cut its work force through attrition and incentives, added generating power and trimmed costs.
MOSCOW — Russia's irritation with its neighbor Belarus became more apparent on Wednesday when a state-controlled television station here broadcast a documentary damning the Belarussian president for mismanaging the economy, after which a Russian utility cut off about an eighth of that country's electricity, claiming it had not been paid.
There is a growing public awareness of aesthetic considerations and impatience with street cuts and their associated costs, traffic interferences, noise and accidental utility cuts.
As more and more utility installation and/or maintenance activities are located in highly congested urban roadways, frequent pavement utility cuts in such areas may cause more traffic disruptions and reduce pavement lifespan and quality.
One way to lessen such inconvenience to the traveling public is to combine utility activities together in the hope of reducing unnecessary pavement utility cuts, which requires extensive coordination of the utility owners involved and deliberate management of utility work schedules.
For the thousands of single moms and children that depend on such assistance, hunger, utility cut-offs, and evictions are every-day realities: an almost unbelievable phenomena happening today--every day--in the United States of America.
Electricity supplies fell to dangerous levels, and utilities cut power to more than 100,000 homes.
Electric utilities cut their use of oil and domestic production rose.
But then the local utilities cut off the factory's electricity and heat over unpaid debts.
To this end she offered to renew operating concessions that were due to expire in 2015-17 on the condition that utilities cut tariffs and channelled cheap power to households, industry and small firms.Not all utilities agreed to these terms.
