Sentence examples for electricity adequate from inspiring English sources

Failure by the Dominican government to provide regular electricity, adequate water supply and security against crime has sparked public anger in recent weeks.

The US Agency for International Development, known as USAID, has spent around $260 million on health clinics in Afghanistan — but many of those facilities lack electricity, adequate medical supplies, and sanitary waste disposal systems.

Surgical complications can easily develop in rural hospitals as the facilities often lack necessities such as electricity, adequate lighting and refrigerators to store blood.

They said the provincial authorities were also helpful in the day-to-day issues of running a factory, like providing reliable electricity and adequate waste-water treatment.

Millions of residents have been without necessities, including clean drinking water, electricity and adequate food and shelter. .

Of a population of 40 million, around 23 million lacked electricity or adequate sanitation, 12 million lacked clean water supplies, with 2 million children not in school and a third of the population illiterate.

Children living in child-only households had substantially lower levels of access to basic municipal services such as piped water, electricity or adequate sanitation than those in mixed-generation households.

All this creates an impression of economic growth (little of which comes from manufacturing and industry) and, if one ignores the simultaneous growth of slum housing (lacking water, electricity or adequate sewage), the promise of entry to a better life.

European neighbourhoods were characterized by big houses with large yards, wide paved streets, and adequate electricity.

"Half the world's seven billion people lack adequate electricity, and coal is key to solving this problem.

For all the amenities that his outpost lacked reliable electricity, sufficient anesthetic, adequate staff it did have, somewhat miraculously, a satellite fax machine.