Sentence examples for because the infrastructure is from inspiring English sources

People die because they are in the wrong place at the wrong time or because the infrastructure is not such that it protects them from incidents that occur.

"We won't lose as much as other cities because the infrastructure is already built here," Vladimir Leonov, sports minister for the Tatarstan republic, told the Guardian this week.

But it wants to go even further: 50 years from now it hopes to be self-sufficient.Sensors play a relatively small part in Singapore's water management because the infrastructure is so new.

Even if Better Place can build its networks, say others, it will not be profitable for years because the infrastructure is so expensive (its battery-swapping stations cost $500,000 each).

Everybody was hoping for a quick fix, but the reality of the conflict is that we know many people will never go home, not just because their house is gone but because the infrastructure is gone".

This is partly because entrepreneurship in such places is a way of life coffee houses in Silicon Valley are full of young people loudly talking about their business plans and partly because the infrastructure is already in place, which radically reduces the cost of starting a business.The second myth is that most entrepreneurs are just out of short trousers.

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

"We've been slow in putting the seats to use because of testing, so the infrastructure is not yet in service," Daley said.

The reason to seize this particular moment to move with a laserlike focus on the infrastructure is because of the desperate need to stop the advancing rot, and because rebuilding the infrastructure is a phenomenal source of employment.

Without fanfare, the city has already kicked in $28 million to upgrade waterlines, valves, sewers and electrical conduits because the infrastructure was allowed to deteriorate after major shipbuilding at the Navy Yard moved south in the era of President Lyndon B. Johnson.

And because the infrastructure was there, companies went there".