Sentence examples for infrastructure higher from inspiring English sources

Along the Hudson River, you can raise MTA train lines' critical infrastructure higher so when storms hit, the trains won't run and the tracks will flood, but the systems needed to get them running again is still safe.

2. PUBLIC-EMPLOYEE PENSIONS The cost of the constitutionally protected retirement plans for public-sector workers are exploding, hampering the state's capacity to spend on infrastructure, higher education and other crucial areas.

We need to work closely with those operating partners, especially domestic ones, who are best placed to deliver better infrastructure, higher growth and more jobs.

Jacob offered three ways for communities to adapt to the severe storms that may become increasingly common with climate change: People can build protective walls or levies to keep flooding at bay, put all important infrastructure higher up within buildings (rather than on lower levels), or retreat, and move communities further inland.

In addition, lack of infrastructure, higher expectation for salary, lack of career enhancement opportunities are some of the reasons why specialist workers may prefer not to work in rural and developing setting [ 25, 26].

Chronic PD offers various benefits including lower cost, home-based therapy, single access, less requirement of highly trained personnel and major infrastructure, higher number of patients under a single nephrologist with probably improved quality of life and freedom of activities.

HENDRIK HERTZBERG: Infrastructure: high-speed rail, bridges, tunnels, a smart electrical grid.

But with little infrastructure, high infant mortality rates and ethnic divisions, the challenge has proved enormous.

Republicans should also put rebuilding the nation's transportation and energy infrastructure high on our political agenda.

This is due to foreign takeover of our land and assets, out-of-control debt, failing infrastructure, high unemployment or underemployment and the destruction of our farming sector.

This is the side of Soweto most people have come to expect: a place with poor infrastructure, high unemployment and crime.