Sentence examples for infrastructure to drive from inspiring English sources

The Obama campaign also hired a chief technology officer, Harper Reed, from the tech sector and a team of engineers to build a technology infrastructure to drive the president's re-election effort.

As smart grid operations will leverage advanced metering infrastructure to drive more real time decision-making and operational activities, complex event processing and stream computing are needed for the modern smart grid.

On today's newly-announced funding, Patrick Sheehan, Founder and Partner at Environmental Technologies Fund, says in a statement: "Smart city technologies are about harnessing previously isolated information and infrastructure to drive energy efficiency, automation and better decision-making.

Concrete, scalable, systemic solutions are needed to restore trust in business, create the legal and capital markets infrastructure to drive capital to high impact investments, and enable consumers, employees and investors to differentiate good companies from just good marketing.

Whether this means Google and Facebook funding free services with targeted advertising, Uber disrupting local transportation, or Amazon selling below cost tablets that utilize its cloud computing infrastructure to drive demand for its online marketplace, we have entered a new era of technology and business model complexity.

We need a national infrastructure bank to drive regeneration.

The logic behind Come2Play's move is to free game developers from matters revolving around the infrastructure necessary to drive multi-player games.

Fixing the pot holes is "code" for building and maintaining the necessary infrastructure needed to drive sustained economic growth.

Most of the proceeds will go to creating an international sales and marketing infrastructure to help drive product sales among power plant customers and foundries.

If we both now create the market incentives for consumers to buy electric cars, and the plug-in infrastructure for people to drive them everywhere, it will be a win-win moon shot for both countries.

If they remained with the local authority while others left, "[the] local authority could be left with small vulnerable schools, without a support infrastructure or funding to drive improvement, which could lead to serious risk of closure".