Sentence examples for technological breakdowns from inspiring English sources

Federal authorities and Congressional committees have focused their scrutiny on technological breakdowns and high-speed trading.

The collision occurred when Zurich's air traffic control center was understaffed and plagued by technological breakdowns.

But Mr. Steiner has pointed to the Toronto exchange's frequent technological breakdowns as evidence that his electronic exchange should be given more freedom.

The latest trouble showed again how the stock market "remained vulnerable to technological breakdowns even as regulators and market operators work to keep up with trading that is increasingly electronic and driven by speed," Mr. Popper writes.

Updated, 9 39 p.m. | The United States stock market showed again on Thursday that it remained vulnerable to technological breakdowns even as regulators and market operators work to keep up with trading that is increasingly electronic and driven by speed.

22 Pricing Problem Suspends Nasdaq for Three Hours | The United States stock market remains vulnerable to technological breakdowns even as regulators and market operators work to keep up with trading that is increasingly electronic and driven by speed.

Nowhere is this more evident than in his images of technological breakdown, in particular those capturing car and trolley accidents.

Updated, 8 50 p.m. | After a technological breakdown froze the Nasdaq stock market for three hours last month, investors across Wall Street wrung their hands.

The research firms that designed the $10 million polling system used by news organizations during last year's presidential election have concluded that the system erroneously showed John Kerry to be leading the race not because of a technological breakdown but because of more human variables.

A memo leaked this month that appeared to be from the presidential administration indicated that Mr. Kuchma's forces have plans "to secure technological breakdown of the electronic vote count system for at least two hours for detailed specification of results" on election night.

Another hypothesis could be stated: a world of pests that human society cannot control effectively will inevitably reshape human society through disease and famine, technological breakdown, and interference with domesticated and wild species upon which the integrity of human societal structure depends.