Sentence examples for infrastructure effect from inspiring English sources

On another note, the spatial characteristic of infrastructure levels may generate a bias on the infrastructure effect due to crowding-out effects from investments (Fedderke and Bogetic 2009).

Comfort and accessibility of green infrastructures effect the rate of urbanization and transformation.

The scientific approach of systematic "structuring" infrastructures effects is then often criticized, because it forgets the socio-economic characteristics of the areas, but also the influence of the accompanying strategies.

Under an amnesty deal reached in 2009 with other militants who were attacking oil facilities, the government paid millions of dollars to the leaders to "guard" oil companies' infrastructure – in effect paying them not to attack it.

In the meantime, the Internet telephony services market will continue to grow as service providers send voice over the Internet's infrastructure, in effect cutting phone rates to the ground.

This infrastructure's effect on clinical workflow and usability is currently being studied through a National Library of Medicine grant (R1LM010526).

Firebrands are a harbinger of damage to infrastructure; their effects cause a particularly important threat to people living within the wildland-urban-interface.

A year ago, when the Lebanese government tried to dismantle Hezbollah's independent communications infrastructure, Hezbollah effected a brutal takeover of Beirut.

Whether infrastructure has much effect on depressed regions is moot.

"If there's a new hotel or whatever — any kind of new tourism infrastructure — the same effect will show up," Mr. Wald said.

The reserve bank seems to have concluded that for Australia, which is already experiencing significant capacity constraints in terms of labor and infrastructure, the net effect is still likely to be inflationary.