Sentence examples for cracking infrastructure from inspiring English sources
Obama went on to lay out a laundry list of agenda items, from gun control, to early childhood education, to climate change and patching up the nation's cracking infrastructure, conceding that they weren't always politically popular.
Infrastructure is cracking at the seams, but roads are being resurfaced and a campaign has started to clean up this often garbage-strewn country.
The I.R.S. commissioner Douglas Shulman announced Wednesday that he will leave his post next month, ending a four-and-a-half year term during which he modernized some of the agency's infrastructure while cracking down on tax dodging by corporations and offshore tax evasion by individuals.
"General Zinni will encourage the Palestinians to continue cracking down on terrorists and going after their infrastructure," said Paul Patin, a spokesman for the embassy.
If nothing else, high compressive strength can be more brittle; some high strength concrete infrastructures have indicated a higher tendency for early age cracking.
Even during a historic drought, cracks in Los Angeles' aging infrastructure continue to send too much water gushing to the wrong places.
The possibility of extending trains or putting in better signalling are unappealing both to engineers keen to crack on with a large infrastructure project and to politicians keen to talk about an "engine for growth".Instead the Department for Transport briefly considers other options in the light of whether they would provide the same benefits as HS2.
"So far no one has been able to crack the nut of getting infrastructure sited in the Northeast, and that's why you have all these proposals to go offshore and avoid heavily populated areas," said Mariano Gurfinkel, a project manager at the Center for Energy Economics at the University of Texas.
