Sentence examples for communications failed from inspiring English sources

Remembering situations when communications failed "puts a pit in my stomach," Mr. Russo says.

Electrical power and communications failed; temperatures inside the building soared above 100 degrees.

The tribunal said the regime governing the collection of bulk communications data (BCD) – the who, where, when and what of personal phone and web communications – failed to comply with article 8 protecting the right to privacy of the European convention of human rights (ECHR) between 1998, when it started, and 4 November 2015, when it was made public.

When Inez struck Guadeloupe, a station on the island reported sustained winds of 80 mph, with gusts to 94 mph, before communications failed.

Off the coast on Ocracoke Island, power and communications failed during the storm after the island was battered by winds of 60 mph (100 km/h).

The first launch attempt on 16 February 1986 was scrubbed when the spacecraft communications failed, but the second launch attempt, on 19 February 1986 at 21 28 23 UTC, was successful, meeting the political deadline.

Mr. Liebling thinks his brief, unemotional account of the unarticulated effort-communications failed, and in consequence the troops assigned to cover the retreat never moved into position - will be remembered by several hundred thousand people who were not there.

On earlier trials over the past few days, Sylvia's dives had been cancelled twice when communications abruptly failed.

It was the last trace of Mr. Kolb's life, as activity on his A.T.M. and credit cards suddenly ceased and the normally diligent student, a film and communications major, failed to show up for classes.

Asked what she would do differently if she had it to do over again, Ms. Bachelet explained that she did the best she could considering that the country's communications systems failed and bridges that connect the north of the country to the south had collapsed.

Despite these connections, and a year spent lobbying to create a range of frequencies intended specifically for a combination of private service and public safety communications, Frontline failed in frenzied negotiations in recent weeks to find the financial backing it needed, according to a person who has been involved in the company.