Sentence examples for outage by from inspiring English sources

Dr Carson has emerged as a controversial right-wing candidate, provoking outage by saying he would "absolutely not" want a Muslim to be President and suggesting victims of the Oregan school massacre could have done more to tackle the shooter.

When the San Francisco 49ers seemed to respond to the power outage by starting to play like they could actually steal the game away from the Baltimore Ravens, we wanted to give a certain amount of credit to the lights, call it momentum or a jinx or whatever.

After dropping out of high school, Knievel took several odd jobs that included working in the copper mines of Butte, Montana, where he caused a power outage by crashing an earthmover into the city's main power line while attempting to do wheelies.

This isn't Alexa's first outage by any means, nor even its first this year.

Siegel downplayed the outage by saying GSM/GPRS was only 3 million, or about 14%, of AT&T's 22 million customers.

This is the second NYT outage this month, and the second time that the WSJ has moved to capitalize on the outage by removing its paywall.

"If you can control rotating outages by letting everyone in the state share the pain," he said, "there's a lot less pain to go around".

The abundant snakes have also caused numerous power outages by climbing poles and wires and crawling into transmission equipment, and they have killed small mammals.

A near collapse of the grid in January 2008 eased into less frequent outages by April, and by the time of the 2010 football World Cup, blackouts had become nothing but a bad memory.

The software can be used to set up and manage network routers and help prevent network outages by storing network information in a central database.

By leveraging this solution and best practices for data management, SMBs can reduce outages by as much as 85percentt.(1).