Sentence examples for in some infrastructure from inspiring English sources

U.S. visitors to Cuba may now bring back as much tobacco and alcohol as they like, and Americans may invest directly in some infrastructure projects.

To do performance assessment in writing, speaking, and listening, some infrastructure must be in place in schools.

There needs to be some infrastructure in place to support new mothers, especially those in low-income households.

Dr. Miyamoto said some infrastructure in the area appeared to make the disaster worse.

They have developed some infrastructure in the form of the groups Labour Tomorrow and Saving Labour.

Before rural electrification can happen there needs to be some infrastructure in place, capacity building for human resources and sustainable business models.

If McCarty's bill passes, says CCSF's Becky Perelli, "it will mean there will be funds to build some infrastructure in institutions, staffing, and technology, to provide resources to people around mental health.

In some cases, infrastructure bottlenecks and other capacity constraints were stifling economic activity.

Hodge said Fortescue had too much debt and was probably considering selling a stake in some mines, infrastructure or equity.

Because Black Rock City only exists for a short amount of time each year, it is lacking in some basic infrastructure we are used to in the U.S., such as indoor plumbing, cellular phone service, paved roads and electricity.

"At least in the tsunami we had some infrastructure," he said.