Sentence examples for erratic electricity from inspiring English sources

Instead, he battles each day with erratic electricity, water supply problems and a poor population.

Recent oil and gas finds, added to geothermal and wind-power projects, may help the balance of payments and improve its erratic electricity supply.

In 1994 he ran a textile business and bought two wind turbines to power his factories after becoming frustrated with India's high-cost, erratic electricity supply.

Last week, when the power went out at Lily Tally's home in San Clemente, she worried that erratic electricity service — especially in the summer, when demand for power is highest — would become more common.

Staged on a deck of knotted pine planks and underscored by the fizzle and pop of the vacation spot's erratic electricity supply, the play is terse and often arresting.

And there are lots of other deterrents, too, from red tape to erratic electricity (see, for example, the monumental blackout across north and east India in 2012), a lack of land, bad roads and busy ports.

Physical infrastructure is limited; there is no formal sanitation system, piped water to communal standpipes is erratic and electricity is unaffordable for many.

Poor reception and an erratic and expensive electricity supply have not helped.TV makers are not alone in suffering this phenomenon.

"And historically, African universities have been plagued by a lack of funding, brain drain, even erratic supplies of electricity".

The erratic supply of electricity and the blight of corruption make matters worse.Meanwhile, government is often dysfunctional and parliament frequently fails to pass vital legislation.

The "licence raj", which told enterprises what to invest in and how much, has largely disappeared (except in farming) but the "inspector raj" continues to hold the economy back, as do rutted roads and erratic supplies of electricity.