Sentences with phrase «decades in any substantial way»

The «loss» of tax revenue from non-taxable capital gains won't show up for years and decades in any substantial way.

Not exact matches

Nissan's original Armada SUV launched way back in 2003 and soldiered on without substantial changes for over a decade.

Use technical terms with vernacular meanings («it's just a theory»), use professional jargon in an out - of - context way («Mike's Nature trick»), and focus on a playful turn of phrase instead of the substantive science (as if it wasn't blatantly obvious that Ray was referring to a substantial body of work from the past decade plus).

The next two decades will see substantial changes in the way electricity is generated in the United States.

It is the second stage rulemaking however, where CARB's promise to lead the way forward and deliver on substantial emission reductions in the next decade will face the test of reality.

For decades, the conventional wisdom has been the other way around: Electricity was dirty and the process of generating it and transmitting it involved substantial losses, so from an energy conservation point of view, the best thing to do was often to burn fossil fuel on site in increasingly energy - efficient devices.