Sentence examples for a necessary infrastructure from inspiring English sources

It's become a necessary infrastructure that will never go away — but it's only the bottom of the stack.

Peter Levy, the senior vice president of of IMG Fashion, called Fashion GPS a "necessary infrastructure expense". "In 2010, we feel technology should play a very very active part in how the shows are run, besides being broadcast," Levy says.

Our work creates a framework for understanding the evolution and function of OR genes, and a necessary infrastructure for genotype-phenotype association studies for smell deficits.

HONEI provides all necessary infrastructure for development and evaluation of such kernels, significantly simplifying their development.

The Internet, a useful tool for communicating information, is now a pervasive and necessary infrastructure for modern economy.

The interruptions, which began in early March, are not a direct consequence of Brexit but rather a protest by French customs workers, highlighting what they see as a lack of necessary infrastructure in advance of Britain's looming departure from the European Union.

The four universities that were chosen this year — three for presidential debates and one for the vice-presidential candidates — after a rigorous application process each spent at least $3 million to stage a debate, including the necessary infrastructure and a $1.35 million production fee paid to the commission.

Whereas much of the oil revenue generated during the boom times of the 1970s was exhausted on a combination of necessary infrastructure projects and somewhat dubious investment schemes, the wealth generated over the last decade has been better managed.

These problems in turn are due to the lack of a vast and necessary infrastructure of schools, transportation, communications, public health and safety, finance and markets.

Poorer access to primary health care (PHC) in rural and remote areas, due to a lack of necessary infrastructure and workforce, contributes to poorer health outcomes [ 3].

Traditional barriers to facility birth in low resource settings include costs, transportation problems, and sociocultural norms [ 9], and a lack of necessary infrastructure, equipment, supplies, drugs and systems for referral that comprise an enabling environment [ 10].