Sentence examples for threatening reliability from inspiring English sources

Moreover, engaging in a repetitive process in a non-automated, handling-based manner is prone to error, thus threatening reliability and reproducibility.

The presented vulnerability analysis platform using both exhaustive and random fault emulation approaches, provides useful information for identifying areas threatening reliability to make processors more fault tolerant.

However, it can also threaten reliability.

"We can address pollution without threatening energy reliability and without significantly increasing energy costs.

Some experts say they think that imposing hard limits on carbon dioxide emissions could threaten the reliability of the power supply.

"Manipulating the wholesale market, in my opinion, threatens the reliability of the entire western region," Ms. Collins wrote in a memorandum that accompanied her resignation.

This not only puts upward pressure on the price of electricity, but it also threatens the reliability of a system that is absolutely critical to our well-being.

Thus far, Russia has been reluctant to agree, fearing, I think, frankly, that in some sense this system or its future -- some future incarnation of it -- could threaten the reliability of its deterrent, and therefore strategic, stability.

The National Mining Association warns that this will push up electricity bills for the poorest and threaten the reliability of the grid.Some of the biggest foes of the new rule, though, come from within Mr Obama's own party.

The EPA's opponents, who have organized as the Partnership for a Better Energy Future, say that the power plant rules will raise energy costs to unacceptable levels, put US manufacturing at risk, threaten the reliability of the electricity grid and accomplish little in the way of greenhouse gas reductions.

Failure to implement [the report's] recommendations could threaten the reliability of the electricity supply".