Sentence examples for impoverished infrastructure from inspiring English sources

Potable water is in particularly short supply in Aden, where fighting has destroyed much of its already impoverished infrastructure.

Nevertheless, there are organizational challenges of a different order arising not only from resource limitations and impoverished infrastructure but also from the extraordinary geographical variation, unique climatic exigencies and wide sociocultural diversity of the country.

"The foreign occupation of Iraq has destroyed its infrastructure, impoverished its people, dissolved its army and arrested thousands of its sons," it reads.The Iraq war was not as controversial as the Suez war of 1956, which felled a British prime minister, or Vietnam, which traumatised a generation.

Fourteen years of civil war has decimated its infrastructure and impoverished its young population, 75percentt of whom are under the age of 25 and all of whom have spent more time in battle than in school.

Voluntourists are called to administer care in communities abroad that are often impoverished, have poorly developed infrastructure, face political instability, and are exposed to endemic disease.

Scenarios of this kind were experienced during the war in Iraq, where the number of new TB cases nearly tripled as the war impoverished people, destroyed health infrastructures and interrupted access to anti-TB treatment [ 24].

Darfur is still affected by serious instability since conflict broke out there in 2003 – hundreds of thousands of people have been displaced, the region is impoverished and has very basic infrastructure.

The UK Department for International Development's website makes the case clearly, saying the DRC is: "… one of the poorest countries in the world and is said to be the worst county in the world to be a woman … Years of conflict have left the country deeply impoverished, without basic services and infrastructure".

Currently, the Sahel is impoverished because of poor roads, faulty infrastructure and inefficient crop storage.

Despite economic growth under Sirleaf, it became clear that Liberia, one of the world's most impoverished nations, still has work ahead to modernize its infrastructure, education and healthcare systems.

There are many reasons why private investors might be deterred from an impoverished African country: corruption, insecure property rights, fragmented markets, lousy infrastructure.