Sentence examples for far-reaching infrastructure from inspiring English sources
BT is spending £2.5bn wiring up 19m homes with faster internet, with the government bent on ensuring broadband reaches rural locations, but as the country's most far-reaching infrastructure project nears completion, it has emerged that many of the most exclusive addresses in London and other big cities are being overlooked.
He detailed a far-reaching infrastructure program, which would be highlighted by the construction of a new Tappan Zee Bridge financed in part by investments from labor union pension funds.
But it is far from certain that Congress will want to underwrite far-reaching changes to New York's infrastructure, changes that go well beyond relief, repair and restoration.
Last year's report from the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change sounded the alarm: The world has until 2030 to implement "rapid and far-reaching" changes to our energy, infrastructure and industrial systems to avoid 2 degrees Celsius of warming, which could be catastrophic.
The far-reaching changes in energy technology infrastructure and the landscape image associated with the energy turnaround are increasingly provoking intense resistance among the population.
Saudi Arabia accounts for more than a tenth of global oil output and severe damage to its infrastructure would have far-reaching effects.
The plan is "the most ambitious, far-reaching and long-term nation-building infrastructure project ever undertaken by an Australian government," Mr. Rudd told reporters.
The plan is "the most ambitious, far-reaching and long-term nation-building infrastructure project ever undertaken by an Australian government," Mr. Rudd told reporters in the capital, Canberra.
The company's growing importance as a model for how to manage a cloud infrastructure has had far-reaching impacts.
While it's technologically still possible, it explained that pathways limiting global warming to 1.5°C with no or limited overshoot would require rapid and far-reaching transitions in energy, land, urban infrastructure (including transport and buildings), and industrial systems.
