Sentence examples for infrastructure strain from inspiring English sources
The story of infrastructure strain is an increasingly common one in Ireland, playing out in many cities.
Still, in some counties, leadership and locals says they've seen relatively few benefits from the boom, while watching their infrastructure strain under the weight of thousands of newcomers.
Increased staging suggests escalating social pressure and infrastructure strain.
The reports were reviewed for relevant I&W with the primary goal of identifying factors that inhibited effective control of the outbreak and resulted in public health infrastructure strain.
Societal indirect indicators escalate in stages toward societal strain as an event progresses from unifocal (Stage 1) to multifocal (Stage 2) to multifocal with infrastructure strain (Stage 3) to eventual social instability or collapse (Stage 4).
In 2006, the BPH/RRSV-RGSV outbreak was first reported as a stage 2 on February 9, 2006 in Vietnam, and escalated to stage 3 on March 2, 2006 as food and societal infrastructure strain developed due to Vietnam's shortage of rice and food insecurity.
Texas' population growth has propelled infrastructure strains into the spotlight.
Others worry that the Internet's spectacular growth will become its greatest barrier as infrastructure strains and incompatible systems proliferate globally.
Because when they don't, there are spillover effects; Italy's mess is generating a rise in Spanish bond yields.Today's market jitters are the creaks and groans of a shaky euro-zone infrastructure straining under the heavy weight of macroeconomic weakness.
"With existing transportation infrastructure straining and in some cases failing to meet rising demand across the globe, Via's dynamic bus system offers cities a smart solution to traffic congestion and emissions.
Tuvalu is suffering its worst run of droughts in decades, and even Texas is finding its agricultural and electrical infrastructure strained by what the New York Times calls "catastrophic droughts".
