Sentence examples for dilapidated road from inspiring English sources

Most of the investment for infrastructure is set to repair and upgrade Somaliland's dilapidated road network.

Despite grand plans by the metropolitan authority, the dilapidated road network is still the talk of the town.

With his friends, he pounds rocks into pebbles which they hope to sell to contractors, if and when local officials move to repair the dilapidated road that runs down from Lajas, in Peru's northern Andes, to the Pacific coast.

The highway going south from Sar-i-Pul is a dusty and dilapidated road that only a few buses and trucks dare to navigate and which passes by jagged mountains of striking beauty.

Peter Box, chairman of the Local Government Association economy and transport board, said: "Councils have long warned that our already dilapidated road network could not cope with another extreme winter, and the unprecedented recent flooding experienced across the country has left behind a trail of destruction to our highways".

In 1906 the town of Southampton took control of the now dilapidated road and removed the toll gates.

States did have a backlog of maintenance projects, such as repaving dilapidated roads.

Most low-key beach towns are hours from any airport, often over dilapidated roads.

As the nation's economy has stalled, policymakers and economists have pointed accusingly at its dilapidated roads, unreliable telephone networks, and inefficient power plants.

Dwight Eisenhower's support for the Interstate highway system was rooted in a disastrous transcontinental convoy that bogged down on dilapidated roads early in his army career.

Even the most productive start-ups cannot help an economy held back by dilapidated roads, the world's most expensive health system, underachieving union-dominated schools and a Byzantine immigration system that deprives companies of the world's best talent.