Sentence examples for reliability crisis from inspiring English sources

The opposition that the company's 11 proposed coal plants galvanized was a wake-up call: New coal plants will not be welcomed with open arms, even in the face of a looming electric reliability crisis.

As a result, they invest more time and money in safety, reliability, and crisis prevention and response.

Reliable Sources Eric Cantor's primary defeat, reliability of polling; crisis in Iraq; mass shootings; Hillary Clinton's potential presidential bid in 2016.

What we have is a real crisis in reliability, not just across software, but across our entire society.

Noting the country's pride in Swissair's longtime reputation for sterling service and reliability, Mr. Villiger said, "this crisis has caused huge damage".

The day was saved, for want of a better word amid an embarrassing innings defeat, by the player probably assumed to be of dubious reliability amid such a red-ball crisis.

However, particularly in Europe, it emerges under new circumstances, such as lack of reliability within European institutions, the economic crisis, and the absence of a single, foreign policy and security policy by the EU member states.

Security, reliability and the ability to perform in crisis situations when you depend on mobility are all import hallmarks of the BlackBerry solution".

High reliability organizing is an important approach to crisis prevention and mitigation.

Questions about the reliability of seasonal data in measuring the housing crisis extend beyond the mortgage industry.

Even more alarming than the deterioration in the share price is the crisis of confidence in Enron's reliability as a trading partner in worldwide energy markets.