Sentence examples for unreliable running from inspiring English sources

More than 75% of district hospitals surveyed had unreliable running water, electricity or a functioning back-up generator.

Last year, the World Health Organization conducted an analysis of a dozen district hospitals in the DRC and found that nine had unreliable or no running water, seven had unreliable or no electricity and eight had no functioning anesthesia machine.

Honda's main problem is that the engine is too unreliable to run at full power - and in Australia it had to be turned down even further than planned because the company did not have enough confidence in its ability to sustain the higher temperatures than were seen in pre-season testing in a southern European winter.

Headline lap times in testing are a notoriously unreliable guide to form, as it is impossible to know the specifications in which the teams are running their cars.

Infrastructure built in the 1960s and 1970s, when the area was first developed, can be unreliable and costly to keep running.

Part of the appeal of cloud applications is that they're operated by Internet companies in professionally run data centers, instead of running on our unreliable PCs.

If you keep running into dishonest or unreliable landlords, you might want to deal exclusively with non-Argentines.

Meanwhile, Newt is sticking to his no-attacking-fellow-Republicans pledge, while Romney is running around calling him everything from unreliable to uninformed to uxorious.

The traffic lights were out, the phone lines unreliable, and there was talk of petrol stations running dry and bare supermarket shelves.

With solar power costs plummeting and consumers abhorring their unreliable local utilities, the specter of entire villages running on solar is not at all far fetched.

A functional oxygen source, running water and electricity are often unreliable.