Sentences with phrase «worry about electricity»

That way you won't worry about electricity cost in the long run.

China is worried about the electricity consumption used by the Bitcoin mining industry.

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«I think it's pretty exciting because you don't have to worry about the gas price anymore and the electricity price is always stable,» he said.

The most recent reported that 71 % of Australians are worried about how much food and groceries cost, topped only by concerns about electricity, fuel and healthcare costs.

You shouldn't really have to worry about the amount of electricity it uses, as it should be pretty minimal.

And don't worry about your water or electricity bill going up.

When you start using it you can worry less about your electricity bills hiking, on the other hand, you can save the money you would have used if you turned to another wipe warmer that uses a lot of electricity.

One of the participants, the Vice-Chancellor of the Bingham University, Nasarawa State, Prof. Leonard Kursim - Fwa, expressed worry about the state of education, infrastructure deficiency and poor electricity, among others.

You can always buy a travel adapter on site, but what quality and safety you get can differ quite a lot, and it's never a good idea to worry about the security when it comes to electricity, both in terms of oneself and your expensive electronics.

What's more, it's all powered by solar - generated electricity, so you don't have to worry about flipping on the artisanal shell chandelier over the dining table.

Maybe electricity was too cheap to worry about — that was before the carbon rationing.

They provide better protection, they are insulated, some have heat, light and electricity, you can lock the door and windows, and you can get a good night's sleep without worrying about your safety.

We don't have to worry about future electricity price increases because we included it in our home mortgage when the home was built and our mortgage is fixed for 30 years.»

The Electricity Journal 14 (1): 24 - 33, 2001 Some ways to lessen worries about climate change, Climate, energy, electric power, zepps, ser emission plants

And in Germany it seems to be primarily industries that are worried about being non-competitive internationally because of much higher electricity rates.

No wonder the CAGW evangelists are worried about providing electricity to the rest of the global 1.8 billion people currently doing without.

But where people have no food, sanitation, clean water, jobs, electricity or real hope for the future, do you really think they will worry incessantly about plastics?»

The problem is both the high cost per BTU and importing it from countries that hate us, neither of which is a great concern for electricity unless you're worried about CO2 production and I'm not concerned about CO2 production which I consider a huge net benefit to agriculture and, in the future, a handy source of carbon for the fabrication of durable goods.

After all, it's a Christmas present the whole family could enjoy... unlike the BB Gun that Ralphie longed for, his parents wouldn't have to worry about him «shooting his eye out» — and perhaps knowing that their electricity was coming from cleaner sources would be some comfort to Mrs. Parker when her husband insists on displaying the infamous leg lamp!

Does thinking about the future cost of electricity have you worried?

Then there are the textbooks, the laundry services, the internet and phone bills and the electricity to worry about.

After all, you have other expenses to worry about including groceries, fuel, electricity bills, cell phone fees and child care expenses.

You should now be able to work without worrying about static electricity.

He is not that worried about leaving behind the free energy as he calculates his farm will still make a good profit once he deducts electricity costs.

It is also important to remember that a home inspector will more easily be able to identify any issues with wiring or electricity, so there is no need to be too worried about your own investigative skills.