Sentence examples for bit of infrastructure from inspiring English sources

The most distinctive bit of infrastructure will surely be the Pepsi sign.

It could be the critical bit of infrastructure between wireless communications in the body and the global internet.

Details of AOL's plans are not yet known, but it is unlikely that it will offer a completely open solution.Because directories are often such a crucial bit of infrastructure, governments have traditionally assumed the job of overseeing them.

Nearly 100 years after fetid water from the Gowanus Canal first flowed under Brooklyn, the city is in the middle of a four-year, $140 million renovation of the Gowanus flushing tunnel, a landmark-worthy bit of infrastructure that flushes out the canal by pulling in comparatively clean water from Buttermilk Channel.

When one considers the dire consequences that visited the economy with the destruction of 16 acres of office space in Lower Manhattan, the result of losing every single bit of infrastructure, and every job, in the New York metropolitan area is too horrible to contemplate for long.

The next best thing is to pick a partner like Books-A-Million, with a bit of infrastructure already in place, and build off of that.

Transport is a mess, and key bits of infrastructure are missing.

For a metropolis twice the size of another, the length of electric cables, number of gas stations and other bits of infrastructure decrease by about 15% per inhabitant.

The government is trying to bang heads together, and enjoying some success with the easier bits of infrastructure development, such as roads.

Where are your favourite skate parks, areas – or even bits of infrastructure – in cities? Do you think cities are becoming more skateboarding-friendly?

"Transport options, public seating and public lavatories are all important bits of infrastructure if we are going to give older people the opportunity to remain active and engaged with society," he says.