Sentence examples for infrastructure means from inspiring English sources

"Grey infrastructure means building walls and barriers.

Neglect of infrastructure means that almost 10% of the population lacks access to clean drinking water.

The scarce fueling infrastructure means that Equinox testers must live or work near hydrogen stations.

But fixing the infrastructure means raising taxes politically unpalatable even in fat years, and this is not one.

The enormity of our energy infrastructure means the transition will take time – but make no mistake, it is happening.

The rankings clearly cannot cater to all tastes, but the emphasis on stability and infrastructure means that nice but boring cities do indeed do well.

"Dryouts" are commonplace, though it's not clear whether scarcity of water or the dilapidation of the infrastructure meant to distribute it is to blame.

Full Tilt had operated under a licence from the remote Channel Island of Alderney, though inadequate IT infrastructure meant it was forced to locate its servers on nearby Guernsey.

But it cautioned that the new rules on foreign investment in critical infrastructure meant it was now likely that the agreement to build Bradwell would be renegotiated.

"High levels of new investment in infrastructure mean bills and charges are likely to continue to rise significantly in the future".

And "infrastructure" meant the family, the Church, the party, and, in much of the South, the mafias — umbrellas of support, protection, and, of course, jobs, under different names.