Sentence examples for infrastructure began from inspiring English sources

Development of a more extensive transportation infrastructure began shortly after statehood.

Its technology infrastructure began to stream ESPN3.com's many offerings in April.

He banned all political parties and installed a kleptocracy, in which he and his cronies stole so shamelessly that the country's public infrastructure began to collapse.

But once a code of canon law and an administrative infrastructure began to take form, "questionable beliefs could be examined against codified standards," he writes.

CYBER ASSAULT Internet experts in the United States said attacks on Georgia's cyberspace infrastructure began weeks before shooting started between Georgia and Russia.

I used to think it was just a lucky coincidence for him that so much transport infrastructure began with a B. Then came Boris Island.

Reading a communiqué, he said all guerrilla units in Colombia were ordered to stop offensive military activities, including the sabotage of infrastructure, beginning Tuesday and lasting until Jan . 20

China's heavy public spending on infrastructure, begun in late 2008, has catalyzed private investment in factories and property, lifting year-on-year economic growth to 8.9 percent in the third quarter.

In addition, with the fast evolution of wireless techniques, this centralized network infrastructure begins to expose its weakness in many aspects, for example, slow reconfiguration against varying environment, increased computational complexity, and so forth.

But these concerns are already cropping up in communities throughout the country -- and they will only become more common as decades of neglect to our water infrastructure begin to catch up with us.

If it could now shake the destructive austerity ideology imported from the E.U. (i.e., Germany), it would have the opportunity to take advantage of historically cheap borrowing-costs to invest in its health, education, and critical infrastructure beginning with a smart, clean, energy systems, the foundation for a thriving economy in the 21st century.