Sentence examples for will be high energy from inspiring English sources
Reuters global exec producer Barclay Palmer developed the shows, which will be "high energy" (oh, so that's what they mean by "Internet programming," hmm?) and will include reports and commentary from the outlet's nearly 3,000 journalists worldwide.
It's pretty much guaranteed that any show LuckyMe throws will be high energy and a lot of fun.
Close behind, travelling at almost the speed of light, will be high-energy radiation, giving astronauts on the International Space Station only around ten to fifteen minutes to seek shelter in the specially shielded sections.
"It will be tight; prices will be high," said Charles T. Maxwell, senior energy analyst at Weedon & Company in Greenwich, Conn.
But that's exactly why we a) schedule all fitness activities for when our energy will be high, and b) get plenty of sleep and eat healthy food to keep our energy levels high.
If the metal strongly adsorbs to the soil clay fraction particles, fewer ions will be dissolved at a weak E and the EC enhancement at the high E will be substantial, i.e. the adsorption energy will be high.
Second, schedule your workouts for times when your physical and mental energy will be high, and people won't be distracting you.
ACCORDING to the National Weather Service we are in for a cold winter, and the energy companies report that because of fuel shortages, energy costs will be high this year.
The operating principle, laser ablation, can produce heavy-ions with high charge states so that their energies will be high enough to provide sufficient range – at least 20 μm – for irradiating cells on a thin surface at atmospheric pressure.
Sorting out the country's notoriously murky energy sector will be high on the reform agenda (Ukraine still does not have meters at the points where the pipelines enter from Russia, making all discussions about quantity and price questionable).
If the power plant is at a remote location, the cost of the land is low but the energy losses will be high.
