Sentence examples for fine infrastructure from inspiring English sources

In short, the episode is sad commentary on a nation whose mix of races, its fine infrastructure and wealth of resources has held such promise.

The U.S. once had the finest infrastructure in the world, he said, "and we can have it again".

"Making the best place for them" by creating the finest infrastructure is how Bejar describes her contribution to research.

Their resources were meager, and the country's fine-arts infrastructure was virtually nonexistent.

The result is that Tyneside, one of Britain's smallest, poorest and most isolated conurbations, has some of the finest arts infrastructure in the country.This makes it a good lens through which to view the issue of arts funding, which is proving to be one of the thorniest in the government's spending review, due to be announced on June 26th.

"That would be totally fine, for better infrastructure and public services and more of a Scandinavian model, which I see as far more progressive than the way we are, I would be absolutely fine with that".

As a friend remarked when I was there earlier this year, as we snaked through traffic jam after traffic jam, most of them caused by road construction sites, India will be fine installing modern infrastructure such as cell phones and wireless broadband — as long as it doesn't involve land; land use is the mother of Indian conflict.

The funds go toward elementary class-size reduction, guidance and college counselors at La Cañada High School, technology equipment and infrastructure, fine arts programs and other initiatives.

We are constantly fine tuning our infrastructure to improve efficiency and will increase our use of dynamic scaling technologies over the next year.

Knight Frank's senior facilities and engineering manager CJ Harshana Wijewardane says that the six-star rating was achieved through "methodically fine-tuning existing infrastructure" while installing new technologies.

Mrs Justice Swift imposed the fine on the rail infrastructure company at Preston crown court.