Sentence examples for a well-established infrastructure from inspiring English sources

During a period known as the Pax Romana, the Romans secured a fairly long period of relative peace and stability among previously war-torn territories through a unified legal system, technological developments, and a well-established infrastructure.

Before it was ravaged by war, Yarmouk had a well-established infrastructure.

However, this situation relies on a well-established infrastructure on which the community can build (30).

The Ministry of Health has a well-established infrastructure for the health sector.

This cytology-based test is resource intensive as it requires a well-established infrastructure, including laboratories and well-trained health workers [ 3].

Influenza is well suited to this approach because of its obvious public health implications, but also because a well-established infrastructure that includes global surveillance, standardized laboratory methods, surveillance-based recommendations, and targeted vaccines already exists (6, 22).

However, biomanufacturing of propionic acid cannot compete with the current oxo-petrochemical synthesis process due to its well-established infrastructure, low oil prices and the high downstream purification costs of microbial production.

Many cities around the world today have well-established infrastructure such as water, hydro and electric services that have been developed and expanded over time making tunneling or surface transportation solutions very costly.

As a result, the global public health community has the opportunity to build a lasting legacy and make a sustainable difference to the health of some of the most vulnerable communities by using this well-established infrastructure.

They take advantage of a well-established aviation infrastructure of 1,700 airports and an abundance of flight schools and instructors.

Those countries in the process of political and economic reform or those that do not already have a well-established surveillance infrastructure may more easily use this approach than countries with well-established surveillance systems.