Sentence examples for as basic infrastructure from inspiring English sources

Daily life for Parisians ground to a halt as basic infrastructure collapsed.

This study categorizes the IT investments into five technical areas based on a real-life company's architecture such as basic infrastructure, security, wireless, collaboration, and datacenter.

The former secretary general of the International Telecommunication Union has argued that governments must "regard the internet as basic infrastructure – just like roads, waste and water". Global public opinion seems to favor that position, which gained the support of nearly 80percentt of those polled in 26 nations by the BBC.

Yes, our banking and tourism industries as well as basic infrastructure, such as cargo transport, airport, and telecommunications and other service industries are doing very well.

The biggest opportunities still lie in tying the ecosystems together as basic infrastructure with wide-scale maps, content, and hardware integrations.

As well as basic infrastructure, there's the services that contribute to tourism growth, which are largely managed by local municipalities that – as many have complained – do not receive an equal share of the funds from tourism.

An exception is Thailand which invested heavily in general rural infrastructure as part of its extensive district development programme: staff housing at rural district hospitals became a priority, as did basic infrastructure such as roads, phones, water supplies and radio communication.

Many would argue that housing is so fundamental to our quality of life that it should not be considered as basic as infrastructure, managed by bean counters and statisticians alongside roads, bridges and tunnels.

In Afghanistan, however, nearly all of the facilities visited possessed these supplies, as well as most basic infrastructure components.

"We are about the app business in the first stage, but I see weather data as a basic infrastructure for everyone, like water or the Internet or electricity.

But as the basic infrastructure was laid in and other sources of labor became available, slavery became less important and by 1800 it was being phased out through gradual emancipation.