Sentence examples for infrastructure has increased from inspiring English sources

Papua New Guinea does not have the sort of poverty seen in some parts of the developing world and spending on infrastructure has increased; it is a democracy and never had a coup; its adult AIDS prevalence rate is 0.6%, exactly the same as the United States; and although PNG has had its problems with corruption in the past, reforms are under way to tackle this.

But the thriving demand of cloud infrastructure has increased the energy consumption of the data centers drastically.

In China, with markets opening up for public facilities and services at the end of 1980s, growth in the number of PPPs in infrastructure has increased fast.

Health infrastructure has increased steadily in the decades studied, however characterized by the under-provision of public health care.

Increasing frequency of droughts and changes in seasonality along with increased settlement near infrastructure has increased pressures to diversify livelihoods.

The volume of imported materials to expand and upgrade water and sanitation infrastructure has increased significantly since June 2010, but medium- and small-scale projects cannot be implemented in blockaded Gaza until they have been approved by Israel.

Participation in the associations and their activities has broadened and become more global since the 1950s, and activities sponsored by the infrastructure have increased over time.

It is clear that recent developments in the distribution system, thanks to improved highway infrastructure, have increased the availability of Japanese sake brewed in other regions and imported alcoholic beverages, such as beer and wine.

In addition, since 2002, foreign investments in the service industry and infrastructure have increased steadily from approximately 300 million USD in 2002 to 3.5 billion USD, an 11-fold increase over a five year period.

First, the critical deficits in basic water supply and sewage treatment infrastructure have increased the risk of exposure to infectious and parasitic disease and to a growing volume of industrial chemicals, heavy metals, and algal toxins.

The number of interoperable research infrastructures has increased significantly with the growing awareness of the efforts made by the Global Earth Observation System of Systems (GEOSS).