Sentence examples for extraordinary infrastructure from inspiring English sources

The residential component, he said, was necessary to finance an arena on a railyards site that was going to require extraordinary infrastructure costs the city would not incur.

One D.E.P. scientist told me, "Some of the aqueducts are already hemorrhaging water badly," while a recent study by Riverkeeper, an environmental organization, concluded, "In some cases, this extraordinary infrastructure is literally crumbling".

Similar motivations can be detected in the recent proliferation of extraordinary infrastructure schemes, in which all new roads will lead to the Rome of the East, otherwise known as Beijing.

This is in part because the scatter of its 7,000 inhabited islands creates extraordinary infrastructure challenges, in part because a torpid bureaucracy squashes innovation, and in (large) part because Indonesia's miasmic legal system means no contract is secure.

VeriSign cashed in some of its dot-com currency to tap into NSI's extraordinary infrastructure, which it hopes to leverage into a global B2B hub.

Well over $2 billion in subsidies, tax breaks and exemptions, free and cheap land and extraordinary infrastructure costs for a private, for profit arena and predominately luxury housing.

Large ports in major cities like, Los Angeles, Miami, Singapore, Tokyo, New York and Sydney, etc. have extraordinary infrastructures and resources (cranes, space, staffing, etc).

Since their theory of change is an elite strategy of "Elect Us and We'll Take Care of Things" -- the extraordinary volunteer infrastructure that elected Obama was dismantled.

The provision of water to the population in particular has improved since the middle of the 20th century owing to the Mancomunidad de los Canales del Taibilla (MCT) and to their extraordinary development of hydrological infrastructure.

Even in the extraordinary situation where interaction concerns infrastructure, and where acceptance (understood as civil tolerance of infrastructure by absence of protest) is the preponderant form of social coordination, trust still plays an important role.

We lobbied Congress so our ratepayers would not get stuck with the extraordinary costs to rebuild the utility infrastructure.