Sentence examples for infrastructure to think from inspiring English sources

For now, she advises agencies that are making regular repairs to roads, runways and other infrastructure to think ahead.

Here the artist makes visible the ship's hidden infrastructure, pushing us to think about clandestine networks and systems of transmission.

"The task for the national infrastructure commission will be to think dispassionately and independently about Britain's long-term infrastructure needs in areas like transport, energy, communication, flood defence and the like," said Osborne.

We have lacked the intellectual and cultural infrastructure to know how to think of ourselves as belonging to a region that is larger than the sum of its national parts.

The trend toward burying infrastructure has led city planners to think grandly, as they consider whether more activities could occur below ground.

One North sees the big local authorities getting on the front foot on transport, but we need to think about infrastructure more widely: big plans for communications, where the north is lagging, and big plans for energy to make up for pit closures that diminished the north's contribution to national supply.

"We as a society really need to think about the infrastructure of schools.

Neither of those disasters was enough of a warning for us to think seriously about infrastructure maintenance, repair and construction.

But Mr Rendell, a jocular fella, gamely played along on the need to "think big" on infrastructure during a time of unfathomably mammoth deficits.

But Playground 52 might as well be called the You've Got to Be High Line, since one would have to be hallucinating to think its decrepit infrastructure would be acceptable in any neighborhood.

"They need to think about the infrastructure - there are open [sewage] canals, places that smell.