Sentence examples similar to incipient infrastructure from inspiring English sources
Between 1900 and 1929, the United States built out an incipient Second Industrial Revolution infrastructure -- the electricity grid, telecommunications network, road system, oil and gas pipelines, water and sewer systems and public school systems.
Challenges related to the analysis of high-throughput data are also present in Brazil, for example, incipient computational infrastructure for bioinformatics at universities, and a relative scarcity of students, technicians, and researchers possessing the required quantitative and computational skills to deal with large-scale biological data.
On that basis, spending a few million on parachuting in skilled administrators to support the government, bankrolling infrastructure projects or even sending in troops to put down an incipient coup looks like a bargain.
That "leads to analytical tools for identifying incipient urban development in informal neighborhoods and generating proposals for efficient ways to address associated deficits of infrastructure and services," they added.
The doctors diagnosed incipient schizophrenia.
That highlights an incipient trend.
They failed to consider incipient heart disease.
Were the sandbags for incipient flooding?
There are now incipient signs of recovery.
Both were incipient towns with regular markets.
