Sentence examples for infrastructure shortcomings from inspiring English sources
Bangalore suffers the infrastructure shortcomings common to many Indian cities: a water shortage, inadequate sewers, an erratic power supply, and pot-holed roads too narrow for the traffic they need to bear.
Along with currency and market access, an array of less obvious themes emerged from the submissions to the Commerce Department, including infrastructure shortcomings and what some industries saw as heavy-handed regulation.
For the manufacturing giant, the second time will be challenging too as it will have to contend with India's infrastructure shortcomings and logistics challenges.
Lack of infrastructure was the most commonly identified barrier to health care and fell into three overarching categories: medical limitations, general infrastructure shortcomings, and recent reductions in resources.
The simulation results demonstrate that our model is advantageous as threefold: 1) It can meet the energy request in the long way by identifying the energy infrastructure shortcomings; 2) It can support system planning decisions and understand the interactive activities between gas networks and power systems; 3) It can be more cost effective to contribute to the whole society.
While the last decades have seen a growing interest regarding the use of level of service for managing and planning private and public transport infrastructures, shortcomings appear when it is used in the context of pedestrian mobility (i.e. the complexity of pedestrian mobility in terms of behaviour and the consideration of urban design factors associated with pedestrianisation).
Adunbi says that while Jonathan established a patronage system — not unique to Nigeria or Africa — to keep former Delta rebel leaders by his side, the population of the region lacks access to sufficient infrastructure, a shortcoming that many lay squarely at Jonathan's feet.
Historic top-down development of Urban Underground Infrastructure (UUI) and shortcomings in its planning have resulted in a lack of available UUS for new developments.
But this past May, at a meeting in Bucharest, UEFA delivered a stinging, blunt rebuke: "important shortcomings regarding infrastructure" were found in Ukraine.
In addition to specific lessons on utility program designs, this approach to addressing the EV infrastructure gap helps address shortcomings while encouraging market development.
