Sentence examples for infrastructure leads from inspiring English sources

Providing timely maintenance for the network of bridges, roads and highways of a country is a challenging task, and often the mismanagement of transportation infrastructure leads to collapsed bridges, potholes in roads, unwanted congestion and fatalities.

I'm sure plenty of software and Infrastructure leads out there would be gagging to join a liquidated startup, however, Naked still has fans out there willing to give it a go.

Even though HSR passengers have to pay more for their tickets, the establishment of this type of infrastructure leads to significant time savings,12 allowing high-speed trains to compete with air travel for medium or long distances [25].

Based on the literature and the data we have been able to find, we have formulated four hypotheses about SSS: 1) a longer coastline leads to more SSS, 2) a higher GDP leads to more SSS, 3) more ports lead to more SSS, and 4) a large rail infrastructure leads to less SSS.

Based on the literature and this data we have been able to find, we have formulated four hypotheses about SSS: 1) a longer coastline leads to more SSS, 2) a higher GDP leads to more SSS, 3) more ports lead to more SSS, and 4) a large rail infrastructure leads to less SSS.

In addition to the regression analysis performed in this study, also four hypothesis are tested: 1) a longer coastline leads to more SSS, 2) a higher GDP leads to more SSS, 3) more ports lead to more SSS, and 4) a large rail infrastructure leads to less SSS.

India's coal predicament and poor domestic transport infrastructure led him overseas.

But a decline in yields compounded by poor education, income and infrastructure led Olam to realise it needed to develop a formal framework that would target the challenges these communities face on all fronts – economic, social and environmental.

The complete failure of the city's infrastructure led to serious changes, including shifting telephone and telegraph lines and elevated subway tracks underground (if only the fallout from the last blizzard could do the same for our current infrastructural problems).

"Software and Infrastructure lead at Naked preferably Belgium; not a must".

The efforts that have been launched by NIH the BUILD [Building Infrastructure Leading to Diversity undergraduate program] and the mentoring network certainly seem like a good direction.