Sentence examples for crippled power from inspiring English sources
A crippled power grid would broadly disrupt everyday activities and routines.
For residents from towns and villages near the crippled power plant, the crisis is far from over.
TOKYO — After workers switched on the first set of control room lights at Japan's crippled power plant in Fukushima last week, the Japanese government offered its strongest assurances yet that its nuclear crisis was close to being under control.
She described how, after Hurricane Sandy in 2012 crippled power and communication lines in Red Hook, residents turned a small WiFi network used to host a local radio station into a free online hub that has become a model for how communities can connect.
The levels of radioactivity are too low by the time they leave the area around the crippled power plant.
WASHINGTON — Even while rapidly expanding its electronic surveillance around the world, the National Security Agency has lobbied inside the government to deploy the equivalent of a "Star Wars" defense for America's computer networks, designed to intercept cyberattacks before they could cripple power plants, banks or financial markets.
Critics fear that green goals will trump economic realities and that the rules will cripple power generation and kill jobs.
The Tokyo Electric Power Company, which operates the country's crippled nuclear power grid, announced a series of rotating blackouts to conserve electricity — the first controlled power cuts in Japan in 60 years.
A worker's error has crippled a power plant in Bridgeport Harbor for at least two months, knocking out 75percentt of the plant's power-generating capacity until the end of July, according to United Illuminating.
Bad Luck vs. Bad Practice: Radiation has been detected in rice crops near the crippled Fukushima power plant in Japan.
Weather.com's experts admonish us to prepare for more large-scale climate events that will cause extreme property damage, contaminate water supplies and cripple power grids resulting in prolonged power outages.
