Sentence examples for infrastructure ready from inspiring English sources

"Is the infrastructure ready to handle this?" Mr. Vine said.

In another — "Is transportation infrastructure ready for driverless cars?" — the crowd filled a sizable ballroom.

And it beat the United States' offer of a safe house for the game, unprecedented income and an infrastructure ready to go tomorrow.

In Milton Keynes the grid layout leaves plenty of land with infrastructure ready for developers.That attracts politicians, who spy a solution to Britain's acute housing shortage.

Such figures assume a best-case scenario of all developing countries having the investment and infrastructure ready to leap upon any trade opportunities that hove into view.

The official budget for World Cup-specific construction is put by Thawadi at between $8bn and $10bn, although that is buttressed by the $200bn being spent more generally to have a new metro system and huge infrastructure ready for 2022.

The North American bid is bolstered by a fleet of gleaming new NFL stadiums built over the past two decades that are suitable for international matches, which puts it in step with the cost-conscious, infrastructure-ready leanings of the day.

Throw in the nod toward the fiscally responsible, infrastructure-ready leanings of the moment – the US is one of the few countries on the planet with enough world-class stadiums, airports, hotels and training facilities to host the World Cup tomorrow if it needed to – and it's no surprise that Fifa's member federations voted the way they did.

This work was financially supported by Nordic Energy Research project 'Conversion of solar energy to infrastructure-ready transport fuels using aquatic photobiological organisms as the hydrocarbon feedstock producer – AquaFEED' granted to N-U Frigaard. N-U Frigaard

We need not cower in the face of this enemy...Our institutions are strong, our infrastructure is ready, our resolve is firm, and our people are ready.

The governors have lots of infrastructure projects ready-to-go, workers ready to pay.