Sentence examples for technical disasters from inspiring English sources

Indeed, longtime Internet executives muse about potential technical disasters in an increasingly interconnected world.

After the technical disasters that befell Battlefield 4, it is a relief to report that, well, Battlefield 1 actually works.

The investigation of the causes of the accident goes on, but it has now taken a twist familiar to the public from other recent technical disasters.

Unless there are legal reasons to keep comment boards closed, users will be able to debate "below the line" in respect of any story we publish (barring technical disasters).

Disasters where the participants had experience included 29 outbreaks of 13 different diseases in 16 countries, 18 natural disasters of 6 different types in 15 countries, 2 technical disasters in 2 countries, and ten conflicts in 10 countries.

The disasters where they had worked included 29 disease outbreaks of 13 different diseases in 5 regions and 16 countries, 18 natural disasters of 6 different types (e.g., tsunami, earthquake, flood, etc). in 5 regions and 15 countries, 2 technical disasters in 2 regions and 2 countries, and 10 conflicts in 3 regions and 10 countries.

Make sure you regularly back up all of your records in case of a technical disaster.

Syndicate is not nearly the technical disaster that last year's Unity was, but frequent slowdown and texture pop-in are both fairly common on PS4, especially when travelling around in a horse and cart, where a disgusting motion blur literally attempts to disguise the fact the world is struggling to keep up with itself.

Perhaps after the initial enthusiasm the reality set in that Unbox is widely seen as a technical disaster.

The technical disaster has unfolded largely under the media radar, possibly because members of the card's customer base live under the media radar.

The objectives of this study are: i) to identify and analyse threats to water and electricity supplies, the threats being of high tendency to be realised during floods and socio-technical disasters; and ii) to review existing disaster action plans and subsequently develop a comprehensive one for water and electricity supplies and to be referred together with existing hospital DAPs.