Sentence examples for because of the infrastructure from inspiring English sources

That's partly because the bank's business is increasingly in Asia, but also because of the infrastructure.

Were people buying up supplies in a panic, or were fresh deliveries cut off because of the infrastructure problems?

With electricity and gas prices rising, there is also concern that the bill will further raise households' costs, because of the infrastructure investment required.

Samsung chose to expand in Austin, said Burton Nicoson, vice president of manufacturing at Samsung Austin Semiconductor, because of "the infrastructure and support system here — you can't get that from anywhere else".

In these types of networks routing of packets occurs in an infrastructure less network where identifying the faults and detecting is extremely difficult because of the infrastructure less distributed design.

"The World Trade Center site is so complex because of the infrastructure that runs underneath it and the requirements for rebuilding that no one should be surprised that the commercial development and the memorial will take longer than originally anticipated," said Mitchell L. Moss, a professor of urban planning at New York University.

The Sorry State of Things As widely reported, the rebuilding program quickly turned out to be more costly, more complicated and slower than initially expected, in part because most of the infrastructure problems predate the war.

He argued that it was beyond the city council's remit because some of the infrastructure, such as the extension of the metro, falls within state jurisdiction.

The way that most people die crossing a border, however, is not at the hands of a border guard, but instead it's because of all the infrastructure that has been built at borders.

"Because around 70% of the infrastructure is already in place, the risks involved in this major project are less than for other Games.

"It is difficult in New York because of the existing infrastructure," he said.