Sentence examples for because of infrastructure from inspiring English sources

In January, Rio Tinto was forced to write off a three-billion-dollar investment in coal in Mozambique, largely because of infrastructure problems.

OfficeMax, which is based in Cleveland, had expected a loss in the third quarter because of infrastructure improvement costs, but it said the loss was more severe because of the attacks.

He added: "We're going out for 17,100 homes because the evidence we've drawn together over the two years up to this point, demonstrates in Maidstone because of infrastructure and land availability the best we can do is 17,100".

The experiment with e-commerce and delivery services that's taking hold in the U.S. actually may see more traction in emerging markets, where big retailers had struggled because of infrastructure and logistics issues.

Harvard economist Jeffrey Sachs, who led the writing of the statement, explained that they went to great lengths to address the perceived obstacles to this plan, including the perception that such a program might harm prevention efforts, lead to wide-scale drug resistance, and fail because of infrastructure problems.

Plus here's a simple fact: America functions because of infrastructure.

The township's property taxes are rising because the costs of infrastructure are accumulating faster than local revenue and state aid can match them.

"The clinical skills of doctors in India are the best in the world," he told MedPage Today/VICE News, adding that there may be quality problems "because of lack of infrastructure in rural areas".

It was planned that the venue would be used for the 1994 Winter Olympics, but because of lack of infrastructure, the new Lysgårdsbakken was built instead.

Computer usage is low, however, partly because of the lack of infrastructure.

Permits are also routinely denied because of a lack of infrastructure, which the Jewish-controlled municipality itself fails to provide.