Sentence examples for infrastructure estimated at from inspiring English sources

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

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).

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

When Mr. Smit's father bought the farm in the early 1960s, he had to file an affidavit confirming that he belonged to the "White Group". And like some other white farmers, Mr. Smit locked up additional public land in a 50-year lease before the end of apartheid, in return for infrastructure investments estimated at more than $500,000, he said.

Given that Asia as a whole has an infrastructure deficit estimated at $8 trillion, there's plenty of room for both institutions to do their work -- or to work together.

Damage to the highway infrastructure was estimated at $33 million 20055 USD).

The cost of replacing and expanding our drinking water infrastructure is estimated at $1 trillion over the next 25 years.

This is a small portion considering that Iranian demand for domestic investment, like unpaid military pensions and salaries, as well as infrastructure, is estimated at over $500 billion.

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.

The cost of the tower, apart from the infrastructure below, is estimated at $1 billion to $1.3 billion.

The cost of replacing damaged homes and infrastructure alone is estimated at more than $30 billion, and the ruin mounts daily.