Sentence examples for decent infrastructure for from inspiring English sources

Is there still a decent infrastructure for live music?

All it needs is decent "infrastructure"–code for airports, highways and the reliable supply of utilities and its full potential is ready to be realized.

Tunisia has a well-educated workforce and decent infrastructure.

Decent infrastructure and this megacity, maybe this country, do not belong together.

He warned it would bankrupt India's government and produce neither useful jobs nor decent infrastructure.

Create decent infrastructure, and industry will come and he sees huge potential, as do many others, in food-processing.

Second, what could they do with a barren plot of land (though with a decent infrastructure) measuring 1,350 square miles?

As a developing country, China still lacks decent infrastructure; railways, in particular, have long been an economic bottleneck.

These days there are many other places in the region with low wages, but decent infrastructure and greater political predictability.

But for all its defects, the communist era left behind a well-educated population, some decent infrastructure, an organized if inefficient agricultural sector, and an industrial base considerably more advanced than China's on the eve of its economic expansion.

"I firmly believe there's enough money around the world that would like to invest in infrastructure for a decent return and tax credits right here in America," he told reporters on Sept. 17.