Sentence examples for battery woes from inspiring English sources
Boeing's battery woes are the latest in a series of problems to have beset the Dreamliner.
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Tesla's CEO, Elon Musk, has commented on Boeing's battery woes.
More iPhone battery woes for your daily "iPhoNe SuxX" fix.
Toshiba battery woes continue: another recall [Ars Technica].
Sales of Mophie juicepacks and the common refrain of "my phone was dead" show demand for some solution to our battery woes.
The update likely fixes the Storm's horrendous battery life and touch-screen woes among other tweaks.
Musk reached out to the South Australian government back when the blackouts began, offering to solve the state's electricity woes with a giant back-up battery of the kind he will now be building.
That adds to Boeing's woes as it struggles to determine why a battery aboard a parked 787 burst into flames and another emitted smoke while a plane was in the air last month.
One choice last year, Johnson Controls, gained 22%. Aftermarket sales of items like controls and batteries accounted for a third of the company's total revenues, insulating it from the woes of many other auto-parts manufacturers.
LG was also careful to note the extra steps it took to ensure battery safety on the device – no doubt a not so veiled reference to the recent high profile woes of a fellow South Korean handset maker.
