Sentence examples for sudden electricity from inspiring English sources

"It was very hard to make software," he says, because of sudden electricity cuts and temperamental central heating during the subzero winter months.

However, after Fukushima nuclear accident, the sudden electricity supply disruption particularly associated with nuclear energy utilization brings upon a new risk of electricity supply security arising from societal issues, or nuclear vulnerability.

The consequence of that was severe rationing of electricity, sudden power cuts and the almost complete cessation of automobile transport.

If the point was deterrence, why choose the relatively quick end of a sudden bolt of electricity instead of something more grisly?

"But we are scared by this threat of a sudden shutdown of electricity," he added, "because it is a kind of psychological pressure on us".

Until that happens and the government buys into such a strategy, Australia cannot expect any sudden change to electricity sector emissions – just the gradual water torture of having demand eaten away by distributed solar.

Since 4 11 p.m. Thursday, Mayor Bloomberg has emerged as a highly visible and unifying figure in a city shaken by its sudden loss of electricity, subways and normal weekday routines.

The system gave utilities an incentive to spend money on scrubbers to reduce emissions without exposing ratepayers to a sudden increase in electricity costs.

In Gilded Age Gotham, the vast spider webs of electrical wires above the city streets were transmitting not just electricity, but sudden, terrifying death.

A sudden spike in the electricity price might have meant that the firm running the project would have been unable to make its debt repayments.

While DC fast chargers offer users the convenience of being able to rapidly charge their vehicle, the unit's high power demand has the potential to put sudden strain on the electricity network, and incur significant demand charges.