Sentence examples for infrastructure estimated from inspiring English sources

The damage to buildings and to the civilian infrastructure, estimated at $6bn, will take many years to repair.

Mario Ortíz, a Conatel executive in charge of infrastructure, estimated that providing universal Internet access -- including lines to vast tracts of the Amazon jungle -- would be at least $1.9 billion.

Development of Simandou – one of the world's biggest iron deposits, containing billions of tonnes of high-grade ore – has been hindered by years of legal wrangling as well as the enormous cost of the required infrastructure, estimated at more than $20bn£15bnbn).

A similar study to the one presented here (695 gorilla samples collected, 384 samples extracted, and 16 microsatellite markers amplified) within the context of a pre-existing field infrastructure, estimated additional laboratory costs for the analysis of the samples to be approximately 12,000 Euros (not including the cost of labor, [23]).

Using traffic volume and infrastructure estimates, the average speed on both arterial streets and freeways in both peak and off-peak directions can be estimated using the equations provided by TTI (Additional file 1, Table S3).

The American Society of Engineers gives the U.S. a "D+" for the state of its infrastructure, and estimated in 2013 that it will cost $3.6 trillion to bring America's public infrastructure to an acceptable level by 2020.

Including improvements to the roads and other infrastructure, Mr. Zegarelli estimated that the cost "could approach $1 billion".

Hezbollah has an extensive infrastructure, an estimated two to three thousand active fighters, and thousands of additional members.

Net GHG emissions from the wastewater infrastructure were estimated at 1.426 kg CO2-eq/m3 (σ = 0.41 kg CO2-eq/m3).

For example, payments to state and local governments for infrastructure were estimated to have a multiplier of between 1 and 2.5, whereas the multiplier for transfer payments (unemployment benefits, food stamps, etc). to individuals was between 0.8 and 2.1.

Interfering with native species, destroying bush tucker resources and causing millions of dollars in damage to farming infrastructure, the estimated 1.2 million camels could double in the next 8 to 10 years, according to wildlife experts.