Sentence examples for infrastructure are over from inspiring English sources

But the days of coasting on Soviet-era infrastructure are over, as output declines from fields first tapped in the 1970s.

These are a big problem, especially in London, where parts of the infrastructure are over 150 years old.

Current network infrastructures are over-provisioned to increase their resilience against resource failures.

However, he agrees with Kuhn and even Denver Water's CEO Jim Lochhead that the era of big infrastructure is over.

Mr. Medvedev acknowledged the continuing troubles on Monday, telling lawmakers that the days of relying on once impressive Soviet athletic infrastructure were over.

The city's water infrastructure was over 100 years old, and after the end of each winter, once-frozen pipes thawed out, water mains would break, wasting hundreds of thousands of gallons of water.

"The challenges in this air campaign will be to achieve certain military and psychological effects at the outset, but have as much of the infrastructure existing when it's over," said Gen. Ronald R. Fogleman, a former Air Force chief of staff who is a member of the Defense Policy Board, a panel that advises Defense Secretary Donald H. Rumsfeld.

Before the formation of the Department of Homeland Security, responsibility for the nation's critical infrastructure was scattered over various federal agencies.

Field stratigraphies and micromorphological analyses demonstrate that a complex water storage infrastructure was superimposed over time on intermittently occupied and cultivated naturally wetter areas, with some attempts in drier locations.

"Much of the Corps infrastructure was built over 50 years ago and may not be designed to operate within current climate patterns," the report states.

Infrastructure was mostly over 50 years old and in poor repair, with the MCH, IPD, OPD and HIV departments all fairly cramped and poorly ventilated.