Sentence examples for infrastructure to exist from inspiring English sources

The election of Barack Obama only serves as a critical example of exceptionalism, which allows an entire racist infrastructure to exist as long as there are individuals who defeat all odds.

First, while NCHD may be more cost-effective in the long-term it does require higher up-front costs and requires a significant amount of infrastructure to exist [ 7].

But so one-sided was Ridley Scott's account of one bad-tempered afternoon there, the entire urban infrastructure seems to exist solely to spew out a 28 Days Later-like stream of AK-toting fanatics who've been waiting all their lives to tear off a piece of a helicopter rotor.

Where it is possible to provide little-regulated services within public infrastructure, less incentive seems to exist to engage in the formal private sector, with equity and efficiency implications for service provision.

LOD for infrastructure project do not seem to exist, except that of PAS1192 which remains partial (PAS 1192-2 2013).

And anthraquinones already have industrial applications, for example in the paper-pulp industry, so an infrastructure to make them exists.

Kinson suggests "it is simply a case of building the right curriculum, as virtually all of the infrastructure to do this exists today, but stripping back one or two layers of the usability of some of today's tools to ensure people learn the fundamental principles and skills".

"The infrastructure to deliver this advertising exists.