Sentence examples for increased downtime from inspiring English sources

Twitter has been facing increased downtime over the past week thanks to increased usage of the network because of record usage numbers with the World Cup.

Corrosion is a costly and dangerous issue in most industries causing breakdown of equipment, increased downtime and potential risk to personnel and environment.

This technique has the advantage that it can be performed automatically without increased downtime or the need to continually access hard to reach regions.

Another cloud customer (PAR 9) made a comment that their organisation "will become nervous if there is increased downtime, data changed or things moved, there is inconsistency…" (PAR 9).

Examples would be depression-related difficulty avoiding unhealthy comfort food and eating at regular intervals, increased downtime leading to difficulty maintaining a healthy exercise routine, poor appointment attendance leading to inadequate medical care, and functional restrictions due to another medical condition associated with depression.

And it certainly explains the good mood they've been in lately, despite the increased downtime (see update here).

This condition has the potential to increase engine downtime and thus incur higher operational costs.

Results show that data transfer is increased and service downtime is reduced without introducing additional service disruption and performance overhead compared to current live migration.

4 Early CO2 resurfacing lasers generated a high rate of dyspigmentation, scarring, erythema, skin eruptions and infections as well as increased pain, discomfort, and downtime.

That is one reason Tychy is operating around the clock, six days a week, while most other auto plants in Europe and the United States are running at a fraction of capacity, increasing costly nonproductive downtime.

Tumbl (v): To suffer increasing periods of downtime at the same time as the media anoints you the "next big thing" (Replaces last year's: to Twitter).