Sentence examples for depleted infrastructure from inspiring English sources

Albanese's message to the MBA followed a discussion in Canberra earlier on Tuesday about how super funds could invest their half a trillion dollars of capital to boost Australia's depleted infrastructure stock.

City representatives have argued that any savings from their compromises with creditors would go to rebuilding the city's depleted infrastructure and improving municipal services.

"All we have gotten from tilting at Keynesian windmills," they wrote, "is a doubling of our national debt from $10 trillion to $20 trillion under Obama-Clinton and the weakest economic recovery since World War II – combined with depleted infrastructure and a shrunken military". .

As a result of this abrogation of journalism, Americans have a depleted treasury, a rotting infrastructure, criminal health care, fiscal sociopathy, substandard education, a dumbed-down public, an ever-widening socio-political chasm, and idiots elected to and remaining in office for lack of effective vetting and investigation by a legitimate Fourth Estate.

Wars in SSA have destroyed the infrastructure and depleted human resources through disabilities, death, and displacement.

"The infrastructure is so depleted that it's not that they lack forensic capability," one investigator said.

In addition to natural dangers like wolves and extreme temperatures, man-made threats like poaching and infrastructure development have depleted herds in Kazakhstan and Russia.

For half a century, the program allowed the islands to replenish their depleted treasuries and pay for infrastructure, schools and social services.

They will turn their attention to other things that count: soils depleted of nutrients, lack of infrastructure, malaria and drought.

In many regions a substantial amount of funding was not depleted by those already known infrastructure developments.

He railed against Clinton as part of a failed government under President Obama that has left the country with crumbling infrastructure and a depleted military.