Sentence examples for harmful infrastructure from inspiring English sources

"We have fences, vehicle barriers, and walls today, that are a mishmash of expensive, ineffective, and harmful infrastructure, that does not work, that doesn't serve the purpose that it is intended to serve".

'We have fences, vehicle barriers, and walls today, that are a mishmash of expensive, ineffective, and harmful infrastructure, that does not work, that doesn't serve the purpose that it is intended to serve'.

Moreover, surface uplift from fluid injection may cause the region above the fault to undergo a potentially serious tilt, which may be very harmful to infrastructures on the ground.

One tiny thing they could do to undo some of that wrong is say no to such a harmful piece of infrastructure in this place".

To uproot that infrastructure is harmful both for economic development locally and on a national security level.

Erosion of the Arctic coasts composed by fine-grained permafrost turns coastlines into badlands dozens of meters wide and is harmful to the coastal infrastructure.

Then ask yourself if you want your money spent on pointless and expensive infrastructure that is harmful to kids when so many are already in such bad shape.

The costs of climate change are many -- from the cost of disaster cleanups, to rising insurance rates, to infrastructure damage, to harmful effects on our health.

The beauty of biogas, he says, is that it helps address energy security by taking advantage of local resources, while fostering the resilience of critical infrastructure and reducing harmful emissions.

To encourage efficient and safe movement of food between countries, trade policies should remove harmful regulations and address gaps in infrastructure.

"Our deal puts jobs and economic growth first by rolling back... harmful cuts to education, medical research, infrastructure investments and defense jobs for the next two years," Murray said.