Sentence examples for built in infrastructure from inspiring English sources

Materially, the political benefits President Obama's support would bring include an existing nationwide network of operatives and built in infrastructure stemming from his Obama for America campaigns.

Few other organizations, however, have that kind of built-in infrastructure.

Cable companies, he said, could spend less money to acquire and serve customers because they have built-in infrastructure and existing customer relationships.

And Y Combinator, by virtue of being in the valley, has a built-in network, a built-in infrastructure.

In addition to the text and binary files, NWChem has a built-in infrastructure toproduce an additional ASCII file that contains key-value pairs.

Because FYT is a platform with already built-in infrastructure for trainers, the company has already expanded to over 300 cities in 10 states.

The fact that it's a time-tested technology with a built-in infrastructure and at-the-ready refining process makes it more attractive than pouring billions into developing hydrogen and plug-in electric vehicles and networks.

"It brings in this huge audience from the get-go, and so you have a built-in infrastructure [for online interactions], so you get the network effect in spades".

It's a difficult logistics business, but Uber has the built-in infrastructure with thousands of drivers and couriers to deliver this type of offering to merchants and, ultimately, consumers.

There was no built-in infrastructure or proven market.

While Rubio has a built-in infrastructure in the state, and is well-known on Spanish-language media, his campaign suffers as it has elsewhere from its reliance on television appearances and made-for-TV rallies instead of the pavement-pounding hard work of turning out the vote.