Sentence examples for infrastructure to pull from inspiring English sources

"Rather, people should address the broader picture, planning an infrastructure to pull together and get people to buses and shelters".

Sway has built an automated bookkeeping tool that connect to online accounts like Stripe, PayPal, and other infrastructure to pull the data it needs.

While Australia and Japan also competed for the coveted spot, the US — which last hosted the cup in 1994 — is probably the only country among these bidders with enough infrastructure to pull off such an event at the last minute.

The good news is that the mishmash of different machines makes a coordinated hack of the electoral infrastructure incredibly hard to pull off.

Additionally, rising expectations as clients become more and more critical about service quality, inadequate staffing levels and poor infrastructure all combine to pull strings to hospital management.

As the chancellor prepares to announce tomorrow a modest shift of public expenditure away from current spending towards capital projects, a business unusual for the scale of its infrastructure investments is threatening to pull the plug.

Public and private investments in the right infrastructure will not only help to pull our economy out of recession, but also leave it stronger to face the future.

"If a state makes some strong efforts to pull ahead — be it infrastructure, incentives or zoning — that makes it easier for people to put charging stations in their garage, we'd reconsider," Mr. Brockman said.

We now have in place an infrastructure that uses the #citizenrelay twitter hashtag to pull together a Scotland-wide narrative, focusing on the local but uses a national event to draw out themes that affect the entire country.

Brown knew he would have to pull together the IT infrastructure for his business quickly, possibly by tapping into one of the Software-as-a-Service (SaaS) offerings where software is accessed over the Internet.

"It is so strategically placed and is on such a scale and size and with such infrastructure that it needed someone like Sir Terry Farrell to pull together all the private developments and mastermind the streets and public spaces".