Sentence examples for back on infrastructure from inspiring English sources
"Every state's cutting back on infrastructure.
So they cut back on infrastructure spending, which is badly needed on its own merits and could provide jobs in a sector where they are most needed.
With public equity markets turning their back on infrastructure, he has turned to private equity investors.
There are persistent rumours that further budget savings will be proposed by cutting back on infrastructure and energy projects.
But that assumes Verizon won't hit a rough patch and pull back on infrastructure spending as so many other service providers have.
Carriers were lured in by thinking that with more capacity they could cut back on infrastructure costs–hardware, software, site acquisition and legal fees which for a single cell site can be as much as $500,000.
The Republic of Ireland's economy boomed during the 1990s and the early part of this decade on the back of infrastructure funding from the European Union and inward investment from international companies the archetypal Celtic tiger.
But within hours after the army offensive began, rebel units in the remote south struck back, focusing on infrastructure in a strategy that appeared aimed at isolating and confounding Colombia's 40 million people.
Yet last autumn's spending review specifically cut back on local infrastructure to protect London-oriented projects such as HS2.
Encoding.com is part of a growing number of web services offering cloud computing options that promise to help businesses cut back on hardware infrastructure costs.
