Sentence examples for voracious energy needs from inspiring English sources

Airlines represent potentially easy-to-serve customers for biofuels, given the carriers' concentration around airports and their voracious energy needs.

But it seems more concerned about its own voracious energy needs, and Iran's ability to satisfy them.

But it is building five new reactors and has proposed 39 more, including the ones here in Madban, to help meet the voracious energy needs of India's fast-growing economy.

On the other hand, the industry also employs hundreds of thousands; provides tax revenue for schools, levees and roads; contributes millions to ecological and cultural projects; and helps meet the country's voracious energy needs.

Energy cooperation has long constituted the cornerstone of ties between Tehran and New Delhi given India's voracious energy demand but its limited indigenous supply.

What I think Blakemore misses is that the very qualities he so disliked in Hall – above all, his ambition, voracious energy and readiness to take independent decisions – were exactly those needed to get the National up and running.

Renewable energy needs help.

We now compete for oil with voracious energy consumers like China and India.

But the voracious energy consumption of growers is rubbing up against the city's ambitions of cutting greenhouse gases.

The world's energy needs are growing.

Portable energy needs a savior.