Sentence examples for infrastructure at a time from inspiring English sources

If he's using the money to build a 50-state campaign infrastructure at a time when Republicans are arguing among themselves, it would probably be money well spent.

He was investing heavily in upgrading the company's cable infrastructure at a time when the analysts universally agreed that "content is king".

How, for instance, could societies invest massively in zero-carbon public services and infrastructure at a time when the public sphere was being systematically dismantled and auctioned off?

But Mr. Bloomberg's situation more closely resembles that of Mayor Fiorello La Guardia, who had big dreams of improving the city's infrastructure at a time of national economic depression.

Nuclear power's great attraction for those who subscribe to this particular faith is that it would maintain the corporate grip on energy infrastructure at a time when diversified and distributed renewable energy systems threaten to democratise energy supply.

Ofgem's warning increases pressure on the government to promote investment in infrastructure at a time when companies are closing gas- and coal-fired plants and consumers fear even higher bills.

In the short term at least, the Paralympics may be a victim of its own success, raising expectations to levels which are unrealistic for the nation's sporting infrastructure, especially at a time of public-sector cuts.

At the same time, the city of Buffalo is supporting an infrastructure built at a time when the population was twice what it is today.

By lumping together SaaS with the "cloud," Greenpeace overlooked another component, "infrastructure as a service" (IaaS), a concept that Amazon pioneered several years ago after the online superstore realised it was using on average only 10% of its infrastructure at any time.

"The earthquake has exposed that Nepal's best public hospital infrastructure has crumbled at a time when it should serve more people in a hurry," said Sarvendra Moongla, a senior surgeon at Bir Hospital's trauma centre in Kathmandu.

The idea that the government is spending trillions on wars, bank bailouts, tax cuts, and so on, while still neglecting its infrastructure needs — and at a time when Americans are desperate for jobs — is mind-boggling.