Sentence examples for expensive infrastructure from inspiring English sources

In a time of austerity, there's bound to be opposition to expensive infrastructure projects.

Researchers attributed increased damage to more expensive infrastructure built (and insured) near coasts.

But officials at the Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development typically prefer expensive infrastructure projects, which offer opportunities for kickbacks.

Managing the transition away from that expensive infrastructure to a low-capital digital future is the hardest task.

Officials said that if public participation lagged, more expensive infrastructure projects like the filters would become all the more necessary.

That's why there's a growing gap between expansion and progress, and the resources needed to build expensive infrastructure.

And these buildings often require substantial investment, not the least in putting in new roofs, boilers and similar expensive infrastructure.

Technology will surely supplant some of the expensive infrastructure of a top college degree, but it is a long, long way from replicating the experience.

And even as towns and cities increase water supplies, most fail to build the far more expensive infrastructure to treat sewage.

A new underground railway line in London, Crossrail, is currently Europe's most expensive infrastructure project.In the absence of jet packs all round, what else might technology offer?

The rule of law and a stable financial system are both part of the expensive infrastructure of modern society that Mr. Dervis worries is underfinanced.