Sentence examples for forced downtime from inspiring English sources

Their son, Tim, now 3, resulted from that period of forced downtime.

During this forced downtime, Kroonland was converted from coal burning to oil burning, a long-awaited modification that had been announced in October 1915.

Two years ago, Novartis introduced some forced downtime into its yearly calendar, reserving two weeks in the middle of summer for a company-wide break from formal meetings.

After all, if you're stuck on 101 between San Francisco and Burlingame, Calif., or gridlocked in Bangkok, a little wireless technology could stave off road rage not to mention help you use such forced downtime more effectively.

Within 24 hours, the site had reached 1 million registered members, with heavy swells of traffic battering the servers and forcing downtime, for which Dotcom has since apologized.

The ride should be taken advantage of -- it's downtime forced upon us.

Even in less severe cases, where the algorithm does not need to be forced to proceed stop-and-copy phase, total migration time and service downtime are still extended to some degree.

Twitter had a considerable amount of downtime over the summer due to record usage because of the World Cup, and was forced to cut API limits on Tweet read requests.

And you—a sexagenarian Colombian farmer, forced to consider whether death is preferable to the life of a sexual invalid are going to provide the downtime to go with their hastily gobbled takeout.

DOWNTIME After touring the Dortmund Brewery Museum (Steigerstrasse 14; 49-231-840-0200; www.museendortmund.de/brauereimuseum), you'll understand why Germans are outraged over being forced to drink Budweiser at the cup.

Hong Kong-based Ivezic said that the ransomware was forcing some more "mature" clients affected by the worm to abandon their usual cautious testing of patches "to do unscheduled downtime and urgent patching, which is causing some inconvenience".