Sentence examples for busted power from inspiring English sources
But instead, they foisted on the largest democracy a neoliberal model -- where unions were busted, power was privatized, people were treated like pawns on a giant chess board, while they targeted the affluent and heavy industries first for energy delivery using some of the most environmentally destructive energy resources on the planet.
We're being set up for a busted index.
Now is the time to prepare for winter weather, by stocking up on supplies and mitigating emergencies such as frostbite and hypothermia, frozen and busted water pipes, and power outages.
An article in the Tallahassee Democrat reported that "Cottages, motels, restaurants, convenience stores and other beach businesses were strewn across the highway in a tangle of down power poles, lines and busted mains".
It was the decade of New Labour's gilded rise: lucky to have the busted Tories for an opponent and so obsessed with getting power that they arrived with little clue how to use it.
In addition, a power outage can result in spoiled food and busted pipes -- as well as no TV, phone and computer service -- for all people.
Some might have been parts of busted mechanical devices.
Afghanistan remains one of the world's bleakest places, but it looks a little less bleak after a peaceful handover of power: the Taliban are still slaughtering people, but politically they are a busted flush.
That you can do wrong and make it right — after you're busted — by groveling, granting media access, begging for mercy by playing ball with the powers that be?
Its wand-shaped "Saber," using the company's proprietary power management technology, is a compact little charger that seems ideal for keeping my three-year-old, busted-up MacBook running when I'm on the go.
