Sentence examples for dire infrastructure from inspiring English sources

A second is Poland's dire infrastructure.

Consider the dire infrastructure situation in six of these well-governed countries (see table).

Nigerians are desperate to see change that could reverse the deteriorating security, switch on the lights and improve dire infrastructure.

As with the storms before and after, the impact of that disaster was worsened by high levels of poverty, dire infrastructure and weak governance.

To save lives, and to begin to satisfy the city's dire water infrastructure needs, Detroit needs to expand the current assistance programs and enact the Water Affordability Plan (WAP) approved by the City Council in 2006.

The Hoboken incident marks the fourth train crash in the past three years along the eastern seaboard, something critics say highlights the dire state of infrastructure and safety technology on trains in the US.

Navarro and Ross acknowledge that America is in dire need of infrastructure investment and — their swipe at Keynes notwithstanding — that it's a driver of economic growth.

An infrastructure in dire need of investment.

Infrastructure is dire; transport links between the two countries are awful, with just one road bridge across the Danube.

Unemployment is high, public schooling poor and the physical infrastructure in dire need of renewal.But that is now.

Many of them, particularly in the south, where the infrastructure is also dire, are illiterate.