Sentence examples for compelling infrastructure from inspiring English sources

There are a number of more compelling infrastructure partners that we might want to consider -- technologies that will help produce and transport energy sources with lower levels of pollution.

Among managers and employees alike, communities of practice are a compelling form of infrastructure because collaboration is organized around knowledge domains, not products or markets; this appeals to an increasingly educated workforce operating in settings where innovation is valued.

He refers to the scheme as "a compelling idea based on infrastructure," and that somewhat geeky phrase is indicative of where the planning process is now.

The first minister added it was "exactly the right time to re-present the compelling case for additional infrastructure investment to build sustained recovery".

There's a group of customers for whom this management of all the underlying infrastructure is compelling, but it's less clear that they are necessarily natural consumers of Google.

It said that "the case for infrastructure investment seems compelling at a time of very low long-term interest rates.

Regarding developed countries, he said that "the case for infrastructure investment seems compelling at a time of very low long-term real interest rates".

A selection of looming infrastructure disasters, however compelling, is unlikely to lead to any meaningful action ("Spit, Glue and Maybe Even Chewing Gum," Week in Review, Aug. 29).

"In my view, the cost benefits of public cloud services for large, established companies are really only compelling if your existing internal infrastructure is very inefficient," says Whetstone.

"We have tremendous respect for the engineering team and the work they have done, they have been pioneers and leaders in building compelling high-scale services and infrastructure".

Two credible reports issued last week present compelling and complementary cases for infrastructure investment and should be required reading by members of Congress before their next vote on President Obama's American Jobs Act.