Sentence examples for infrastructure started from inspiring English sources

The capitalisation of Adelaide's cultural infrastructure started back in the 1970s with South Australia's visionary Labor premier, Don Dunstan.

But as spending on infrastructure started to kick in, employment surged; by the middle of the year, joblessness among rural migrant workers was down to less than 3%.

But for those who manage to stay in their new houses, life will be a great deal better than it was.The boom's greatest benefits are likely to be in such places as Dubai, where infrastructure started from a much lower base than in the rich world.

But one of biggest challenges is getting the infrastructure started – to make sure the fuel is available when the cars are available.

Recently, enterprises owning a large IT hardware and software infrastructure started looking at these P2P technologies as a means both to reduce costs and to help their technical divisions to manage huge number of devices characterized by a high level of cooperation and a relatively low churn.

Work on auxiliary infrastructure started in mid-1979, including a new road from the city to Igman.

Dodson said the money would be better spent on public transport infrastructure, starting with the bus network.

The Connecticut theatrical infrastructure starts with scenic design and production houses like ShowMotion in Norwalk and Atlas Scenic Studio in Bridgeport.

It created a costly infrastructure, starting back-office legal and auditing departments separate from those of International Data and developing its own software.

Jeremy Hunt, the Conservative shadow culture secretary, has said he wants "the market" to take charge of rolling out the next generation of telecoms infrastructure, starting with services to major cities before moving on to rural areas.

Creating good cycling infrastructure starts with doing the basics right, such as having well-designed intersections and creating "quiet streets", where few cars are allowed and only at 30kmh.