Sentence examples for High infrastructure from inspiring English sources

High infrastructure costs, and cultural and language barriers make providing internet access to remote and rural areas complicated.

High infrastructure costs that make it expensive to merge store and online programs have too many stores running their in-store and Web promotions separately, experts say.

For banks with high infrastructure costs, says Sir John, it has always "been hard to make money out of small payments".

Elimination of the high infrastructure costs of fuel-cell locomotives is key to the economic viability of electric trains in low-population-density, large land masses.

Elimination of the high infrastructure costs by fuel cell locomotives is the key to economic viability of electric trains in with large landmasses low population density.

In the rail industry, with its high infrastructure costs and crucial role as a public service, any system of public procurement that tries to avoid this reality is doomed to failure.

It was impressed by the increases in public investment, with Johnson noting that higher infrastructure spending will take public sector net investment to around 2.3% of GDP.

Such a policy response would have to include pro-growth structural reforms (such as higher infrastructure investment, a tax overhaul, and labor retooling), more responsive fiscal policy, relief for pockets of excessive indebtedness, and improved global coordination.

And the 4 trillion yuan excludes the tax cuts and transfer payments to farmers and the poor.What matters for the economy is how much higher infrastructure spending will be next year compared with actual spending in 2007 or 2008.

But I do think it's important for Democrats to remind everyone that they have a series of demands that go far beyond the current sequester budget, including higher infrastructure spending, eliminating tax exemptions, and so on.

Since he became chancellor in the summer of 2016, Hammond has sought to improve the UK's productivity record through a range of measures including higher infrastructure spending, extra investment in research and development and a greater emphasis on vocational training.