Sentence examples for infrastructure to serve from inspiring English sources

China also lacks gas infrastructure to serve shale fields.

IN 2004 Amazon, then a $7 billion-a-year online retailer, was starting to build up a technology infrastructure to serve other companies as well as itself.

They don't want the construction of new terminals, parking lots and infrastructure to serve the airport's increased capacity, and they fear that more tourists would only lead to more large-scale enterprises, like outlet malls or hotel chains.

"They can be spending a lot of money for infrastructure to serve the scrapers".

Diagnostic electrical services provide the electrical infrastructure to serve diagnostic components installed on the ITER tokamak.

In late March, French delivery service Frichti raised $13.4 million to invest in its own infrastructure to serve more clients.

In Makkah, every year, Saudi Authorities deploy some of the largest semi-permanent health infrastructures to serve 2.5 million Muslim worshipers who descend to make the religious pilgrimage of Hajj, the world's largest mass gathering.

The infrastructure, designed to serve German needs, brought some unity to the protectorate.

The new infrastructure brought to serve AOL is now attracting additional companies.

It identified £200bn of new infrastructure necessary to serve our growing population and replacing worn-out assets.

"RISE doesn't give you any money for infrastructure, or to serve the rest of the student population," he notes.