Sentence examples for failure to restart from inspiring English sources

Further, the common problems with sputtering sources can be grouped into failures in service and failure to restart following servicing.

Mitchells & Butlers dropped 17.4p to 319p following its results, with analysts blaming the fall on its failure to restart dividend payments or unveil a new chief executive.

Failure to restart the reactors at Oi plant in Fukui prefecture will force Japan to endure a long, humid summer – when electricity demand peaks – without a single nuclear reactor.

A key question is how long this will be sustained, as a failure to restart activity will have implications for their appetite for investment and recruitment, and thus have an implication for the real economy.

Hundreds more are feared dead after the second boat in a week has capsized en route to Lampedusa, just days after a top official blamed anti-immigration rhetoric for the failure to restart rescue operations.

Pascal Lamy, the director-general of the World Trade Organisation, will tell the annual meeting of the IMF and the World Bank here that failure to restart the talks in the next six months will result in them being put on ice until after the United States presidential elections in 2008.

Site failures usually force to restart from the beginning, losing many computing hours.

"The virus then began popping up on my desktop, telling me that I had a critical hard drive failure and would need to restart.

In particular, they show that PS-based scheduling leads to complete instability when jobs need to restart after failures, regardless of how loaded the system is.

He blames her for the failure of a Norwegian-sponsored effort to restart talks between the government and the Tigers that have been moribund since 1995.

Graft failure was defined as the need to restart chronic dialysis therapy or retransplantation.