Sentence examples for further infrastructure from inspiring English sources
The flow of investment will be sustained, they say, by further infrastructure development, and by the pent-up demand for property, which will be supported by a continuing large influx of migrants from the countryside.But some observers are worried.
This enables the user to meter energy consumption of any cable supplied device without further infrastructure requirements.
"One of the ways of doing that would be to commit to further infrastructure — Crossrail 2, more river crossings, a massive house building programme for the city.
"With the region's unparalleled connectivity and access to global markets set to be bolstered by HS2 and further infrastructure investments, its attractiveness to financial services firms shows no sign of slowing down.
The gist of the AEI's argument, if I can summarize, is that if ISPs are prevented from charging fees to content providers — think Netflix, et al. — it stunts their potential revenues and therefore investment into further infrastructure.
According to McFarland, a storm the morning of the festival took down the campsite's tents and destroyed water pipes, causing further infrastructure delays.
Finally, off-grid solutions involving decentralized generation would help to avoid further grid infrastructure investment.
But Ferguson says nothing further about infrastructure and education, and discusses only the economic aspects of health care.
As global warming melts the world's permafrost over the course of this century, up to two thirds of Russia's gargantuan landmass may become swampland, further devastating infrastructure and livelihoods.
In Nepal, for example, upcoming monsoon rains will exacerbate damage from recent earthquakes, causing more landslides and further damaging infrastructure, and highlighting the need for effective disaster resilience planning in the region.
Further research infrastructure including standardization of taxonomy, definitions, and data reporting measures, as well as funding, would allow for improved cross-country comparisons.
