Sentence examples for infrastructure hard from inspiring English sources

Unmitigated climate change will hit global infrastructure hard and test the limits of our way of life.

"Without a doubt," said the deputy defense minister, Dalia RabinPelosoff, "Operation Defensive Shield hit the terrorist infrastructure hard.

In an era of straitened budgets, obligations of this magnitude can make ambitious infrastructure hard to justify, no matter the system's requirements.

To secure much needed funding for further research and an improved infrastructure, hard evidence is required to demonstrate the significance of patent-derived information in drug discovery.

"New York has stayed just ahead of potential reliability problems for the past three years by utilizing some stopgap measures and by driving the existing electrical infrastructure harder and harder," the report said.

Often his figures are fleshed out from geometric infrastructures — hard-edged rectangles or squares or more free-form designs, like the straight and curving lines of green pencil visible in the body of a charcoal-and-pencil horse that is unusual for having a rider.

"I'm building infrastructure the hard way," he said.

Infrastructure is hard to get right, but more targeted investment would add to the economy's supply potential and provide a surer boost than the temporary tax cut that Mr Balls is advocating, much of which would be saved by anxious consumers.

"Infrastructure is hard if you do it yourself," he says.

A: Building the infrastructure is hard for developers and users want control over their data.

People don't give technology enough credit as an art form — the specifics of infrastructure and hard science behind it ultimately overshadow its more inchoate creativity.