Sentence examples for damaging infrastructure from inspiring English sources

The report said that an excess of pigeons created an excess of pigeon excrement, which some people blame for damaging infrastructure and carrying communicable diseases.

"The BNDES has funded a range of highly damaging infrastructure projects, notably including some massive Amazonian dams that have flooded vast areas of forest and promoted a spate of associated road and power line building and deforestation," he explained.

The union said there should be an immediate and indefinite suspension of the proposed scheme, warning that it risked damaging infrastructure, compromising safety and making weekly maintenance works untenable.

Tsunami heights greater than 4 m were observed at several coastal tide-gauge stations during the tsunami generated by the 2011 off the Pacific coast of Tohoku Earthquake (Mw 9.0), causing thousands of casualties and damaging infrastructure along the Pacific coast of Japan.

As well as destroying enemy machines on the ground and damaging infrastructure, the Allied bombers managed to evade an attack by nine Japanese fighters during their return to base.

Hunting of male African elephants may pose ethical and risk concerns, particularly given their status as a charismatic species of high touristic value, yet which are capable of both killing people and damaging infrastructure.

The clean-up took around $1.5 billion, and repairing damaged infrastructure will cost about $3.7 billion.

So why not use the money to improve damaged infrastructure, especially to ease movement of workers and supplies?

They needed to find ways to return their employees to work and to make a badly damaged infrastructure function.

New York City officials pushed to have the regulations withdrawn after commissioning a study that showed drilling could damage infrastructure, including aqueducts.

They had little access to food, water or power, as shops shut down and the battle had damaged infrastructure.