Sentence examples for faltering electricity from inspiring English sources
The former vice president has announced a few major initiatives, like overhauling the nation's faltering electricity system, and his identity as a fellow southerner appears to have quieted militants in Nigeria's volatile oil region, for now.
After the United States spent more than $40 billion to rebuild Iraq's faltering electricity, water, sewage, transportation and petroleum sectors, with mixed results at best, Iraq's failure to devote its own resources to continue the task brought severe criticism from Western government and technical organizations.
And the Taliban threat is a big headache for the PPP, which is widely expected to be punished at the ballot box after five years leading a coalition government that has presided over a faltering economy, electricity crises and persistent Taliban violence.
"While the demand for electricity is soaring, the reliability of our electric grid is, at times, faltering," he said in a statement.
But the wider feeling seems to be that the renaissance since Amores Perros sent a jolt of electricity around the world in 2001 has been a fragile, faltering one.
Once the old incumbent actors in the field began to falter, both government and electricity providers started to stem the tide of decentralized initiatives, whose dynamic in fact has recently been seriously weakened.
Because of the faltering economy and a switch from coal to natural gas by many utilities, electricity demand and emissions have been lower than expected, so power suppliers have easily met their caps.
Reconstruction is faltering.
Meanwhile, growth is faltering.
