Sentence examples for crumbling network from inspiring English sources

He also notes that the forest service is already struggling to maintain a crumbling network of 386,000 miles of road.

While low-fare airlines keep their fixed costs to a minimum, the railways are burdened by the need to maintain and improve their crumbling network.

In a separate report, the manufacturing trade body EEF urged the government to "finish the job" on Britain's roads by boosting investment in the UK's crumbling network.

There's not much to see - just a boarded-up pizza restaurant tucked away beneath a crumbling network of brutalist flyovers, all looking even smaller and dingier than it does on screen.

On Friday night, Trump vowed to seek approval from Congress for $1tn in new spending to rebuild the country's crumbling network of roads, bridges, airports and other infrastructure as a way to create jobs and make some needed repairs.

Besides the Enron deal, the government has recently signed deals or memoranda of understanding with Siemens, a German engineering firm, Agip, an Italian oil group, and Eskom, a South African electricity company, to help its crumbling power network.

Public concern about the state of Britain's crumbling road network is justified, judging from new figures from AA Insurance which show that over three years, the number of claims for pothole damage has soared by over 600%.

Homes get seized for nonpayment of impossible loans, neighborhoods crumble, community networks break down.

That public no longer exists and the network is crumbling.

In letters from his last hideout, Osama bin Laden fretted about dysfunction in his terrorist network and crumbling trust from Muslims he wished to incite against their government and the West.

Finance minister Wolfgang Schäuble has already confirmed the government will spend an extra €10bn on infrastructure, but critics of German austerity believe it could spend more revamping an ageing rail network and crumbling autobahns.