Sentence examples for a bit of infrastructure from inspiring English sources

The next best thing is to pick a partner like Books-A-Million, with a bit of infrastructure already in place, and build off of that.

The service, which will go under the name of Site Designer, shares quite a bit of infrastructure with the rest of Houzz's services.

However, it requires almost dedicated servers, with a specific Linux flavour on top and a bit of infrastructure (resource brokers) to deal with, thus requiring (almost partially) specific technical staff.

Details of AOL's plans are not yet known, but it is unlikely that it will offer a completely open solution.Because directories are often such a crucial bit of infrastructure, governments have traditionally assumed the job of overseeing them.

You can still look after your audience Although working with large numbers and big public spaces have greater logistical and practical demands, meeting these comes with a bit of experience, good infrastructure and a production manager who knows their onions.

Nearly 100 years after fetid water from the Gowanus Canal first flowed under Brooklyn, the city is in the middle of a four-year, $140 million renovation of the Gowanus flushing tunnel, a landmark-worthy bit of infrastructure that flushes out the canal by pulling in comparatively clean water from Buttermilk Channel.

To start with the prosaic, quite a bit of the oil industry infrastructure dates back to 1912.

The thinking is that non-nuclear military secrets can be moved around and hidden if the military is given a bit of notice, but nuclear infrastructure is usually far harder to hide.

And given their growth, they're going to put quite a bit of money into their infrastructure so that they can continue to scale.

Perhaps losing its crown will even convince America to spend a bit of money improving its own infrastructure.

The most distinctive bit of infrastructure will surely be the Pepsi sign.