Sentence examples for infrastructural deficit from inspiring English sources

Africa's infrastructural deficit sits at $93 billion per annum.

Thus, with or without corruption the Philippines is expected to post encouraging growth rates, but by no means does this suggest inclusive growth, especially in absence of much-needed structural reforms to revive manufacturing and agriculture as well as decisive measures to narrow down the infrastructural deficit in the country.

However, very high or eroding conditions of human insecurity especially in relation to infrastructural deficit and inequality, for instance in the Niger Delta region of Nigeria, make it increasingly difficult for groups to negotiate new foundations for cohesion and peace, especially where group survival is highly dependent on a particular form of livelihood that is specific to one group.

The plan is to target critical indicators such as the child mortality rate, infrastructural deficits and access to elementary education as first steps in a large-scale strategic intervention.

Integrated care models [ 16] were developed to overcome aforementioned infrastructural deficits.

A case control design was chosen because of a lack of demographic data and infrastructural deficits for identification of all women affected to allow for a prospective study approach.

Though the upper middle class has the necessary means to protect themselves or deal with infrastructural deficits, they are not completely protected from traditional risks such as contaminated water or pathogens in a highly fragmented urban society.

Financing challenges and solutions identified by workshop teams were not specific for BNC and resuscitation, but rather part of the larger national infrastructural and development funding deficits that also affects health care services [ 30].

One way to avoid falling back into recession would be to focus on much-needed infrastructural investments tackling the 'social deficit' in Ontario, by investing in affordable housing, better social protection, and early learning.

Infrastructural surveillance is another matter.

"Of course we have infrastructural problems.