Sentence examples for infrastructure from which to from inspiring English sources
More important still is that if we could muster such a massive investment in the present-day developing countries, this would also put them in a much better future position, in terms of resources and infrastructure, from which to manage a future global warming.
While existing Newswires staff probably won't handle expanded political coverage from foreign capitals, it provides the infrastructure from which to build such a presence.
Essentially, he used his imagination as the infrastructure and the resource base from which to create actual things that are still available to us now.
A: Zuckerberg:One thing we're trying to emphasize is that this is a set of infrastructure changes that gives a base from which to build on.
What are the main stakeholders that have access to the infrastructure from which this data is sourced?
It also points to the technological infrastructure from which such tools and services could be built.
Banks don't very often play a starring role in protests, unless they are providing the windows to be smashed, the Mammonic effigies to be burned, or the slick corporate infrastructure from which banners may be strung.
Facing a similar dilemma three decades ago, the HGP created several DNA sequencing centers to rapidly sequence the genome, and thereby created an infrastructure from which we still benefit.
But at the same time, he said the counterjihad writers do argue that the fundamentalist Salafi branch of Islam "is the infrastructure from which Al Qaeda emerged.
The fact that many of the largest online content providers are also engaged in some of the most notorious global tax avoidance schemes is helping drive the debate on having those companies pay their fair share of an infrastructure from which they benefit so dramatically.
