Sentence examples for infrastructure to respond from inspiring English sources
"Publishers never built the infrastructure to respond to customers".
Mr Umunna did not answer directly and said he had previously lacked an "infrastructure" to respond to press intrusion on his personal life.
"Publishers never built the infrastructure to respond to customers". Without bookstores, it would take years for publishers to learn how to sell books directly to consumers.
These agents use a traditional customer service messaging infrastructure to respond to consumer inquiries and dispatch consumer requests to the appropriate vertical labor marketplace (such as DoorDash, FlyCleaners or Shyp) to fulfill the order, while remaining the sole "throat to choke" for service quality.
The U.S. simply doesn't have the mental health infrastructure to respond to that level of mass violence, she said.
Additionally, the components of health infrastructure to respond to NCDs remain unfunded or unimplemented.
How can the machines better interact with people on the move riders, pedestrians, cyclists, etc.? The New Street: How might we reimagine streets, public spaces and urban infrastructures to respond to emerging challenges associated with new technology and changing modes of consumption and production?
The development of infrastructures to respond to these new economic opportunities, including potential population migration within Northern Eurasia and from neighboring regions, will face challenges such as with climate-driven permafrost degradation or the disappearance of temporary roads constructed over frozen lakes and rivers.
Reports have focused on the importance of a strong PH infrastructure, backed by a solid evidence base, to respond to these threats [ 8, 12, 13].
Amongst the widespread devastation and damage throughout Port-au-Prince and elsewhere, vital infrastructure necessary to respond to the disaster was severely damaged or destroyed.
Why don't we have an adequately funded organizational infrastructure ready to respond to pandemic disease threats with a primary focus on treatment, cure, and prevention (vaccines)?
