Sentence examples for constant blackouts from inspiring English sources

The mausoleum has constant heat and power, while homes and hospitals battle with constant blackouts.

My friend switched the subject to the poor condition of India's roads, its dilapidated cities and the constant blackouts.

Both Jonathan and Buhari had promised that, if elected, they would address Nigeria's hulking power problems, which have become the source of jokes by Nigerians tired of constant blackouts.

In terms of Mr. Forsythe's lighting concept, which is realized by Rachel Shipp and features constant blackouts — it's as if dusk were controlled by a dimmer switch — this dance could be taking place in a cave.

Still, no one wants to live in a city that is impossibly congested, suffers constant blackouts and frequent floods, chops down its trees, concretes over its parks, has awful schools and hospitals, is devoid of any buildings of charm or character and is governed by corrupt politicians and incompetent civil servants.

For years we endured food shortages, constant blackouts, the stigma of communicating with relatives living in the United States and, worse, the scorn of people who criticized my parents for taking their children to church and for not thrusting themselves into the revolutionary "project".

Extreme Behavior Adameve.com Dir: Toni English Rating: 7 If I was writing this a few years ago I'd tell you my extreme behavior consisted of mass amounts of pharmaceuticals crushed up and snorted off scandalous girls' ass cheeks, mixed with whiskey and wine to create a constant blackout.

But it remains desperately poor, with bumpy dirt roads, constant electricity blackouts and sky-high heroin addiction rates.

Sure Bangalore has a lot of engineering schools, but the local government is rife with corruption; half the city has no sidewalks; there are constant electricity blackouts; the rivers are choked with pollution; the public school system is dysfunctional; beggars dart in and out of the traffic, which is in constant gridlock; and the whole infrastructure is falling apart.

On the surface, the Miss Tibet contest is pretty much like any other pageant: full of glitter, dancing, hot babes, and a few annoying, localized problems like constant electricity blackouts.

On the surface, the Miss Tibet contest is pretty much like any other pageant: Full of glitter, dancing, hot babes and a few annoying, localised problems like constant electricity blackouts.