Sentence examples for infrastructure deterioration from inspiring English sources

Infrastructure deterioration, demand-supply uncertainty, and risk of disruptions pose new challenges in maintaining infrastructure resilience.

It is not snobbish to require effective solutions to domestic problems of health care, education, infrastructure deterioration and retirement insecurity for the huge baby boom generation.

We show that the impact of climate change on infrastructure deterioration cannot be ignored, but can be addressed by changes to design procedures including increases in cover thickness, improved quality of concrete, and coatings and barriers.

The existing contract assumed operations would be static; as a result, they experienced mounting change requests and infrastructure deterioration.

In addition to rising costs to maintain the aging transportation network, the Texas transportation system is also strained by traffic congestion and infrastructure deterioration (Podgorski and Kockelman 2006).

Lawsuits as a result of injuries caused by infrastructure deterioration will continue to be filed.

The installation of camping platforms and associated infrastructure halted deterioration and facilitated recovery at several major campsites, although the recovery of devegetated sites was slow.

While some municipalities have begun to recognise congestion externalities and price roads accordingly, few seem to have understood that use of public infrastructure also involves deterioration externalities.

Recent studies in Queensland, Australia, have identified differences between financial and engineering professionals in their understanding of infrastructure depreciation, condition deterioration, and future funding needs.

Modelling infrastructure system's deterioration and repair behaviours through a markov model is not only essential for accurately predicting the system's future reliability condition but also act as key inputs for effective infrastructure systems maintenance.

Several studies have found higher mortality rates after conflicts than during conflicts as a result of collapsed infrastructures and the deterioration of health care services [ 8- 12].