Sentence examples for challenging infrastructure from inspiring English sources
Britain's nuclear industry had "lost its international edge", the board said, yet it was now embarked on the UK's "most challenging infrastructure programme".
And we had to build a lot of challenging infrastructure, take this natural language technology from the research labs, and really making it work on a large scale.
Malaria control efforts in regions with challenging infrastructure require reproducible and efficient surveillance.
Because this approach represents a new, low-cost, and generalizable method of robust malaria surveillance, it offers an opportunity to generate quality malaria epidemiologic data for countries with challenging infrastructure and thus reduce disparities in the quality of malaria surveillance between countries.
Communities Secretary Eric Pickles said: "This is a challenging infrastructure project, but it is clear that the Thames Tunnel will help modernise London's ageing Victorian sewerage system, and make the River Thames cleaner and safer".
Rinaudo and his former Harvard classmate Will Hetzler formed the company after identifying a market for delivering essential medical products cheaper and faster, particularly to remote areas and regions with challenged infrastructure.
The thaw is also challenging Alaskan infrastructure, much of it built on the semi-frozen soil.
The task involved replacing the elevated highway through the city with an 8-to-10-lane underground expressway, rebuilding bridges, and boring a new tunnel under the harbour; the need to do so without crippling the city's essential functions and day-to-day life made it one of the most-challenging infrastructure projects ever undertaken in the United States.
Amanda Ariss: we need new thinking and good leadership to tackle the challenges infrastructure is facing.
Challenges Infrastructure investments State (federal mainly, but provincial too).
But this won't happen until we challenge the infrastructure of justification, built so carefully by politicians and the press.
