Sentence examples for infrastructure troubles from inspiring English sources

This year's show started with a raucous, special-effects laden send-up of Montreal's recent infrastructure troubles (several bridges and highways in the city are famously on the brink of collapse, causing major traffic problems).

MFarm's approach hopes to improve the agricultural sector by in a sense leapfrogging physical infrastructure troubles, and using existing mobile communications infrastructure to increase buyer/seller relationships and transactions.

He was going to create a multi-channel e-commerce platform to replace Victoria's Secret's IBM-mainframe, silo-like infrastructure (troubles in its distribution center may have cost Victoria's Secret $150 million in sales last quarter).

Nigeria is keen to attract foreign investment, but is hindered in this quest by security concerns as well as by a shaky infrastructure troubled by power cuts.

Various infrastructure problems trouble water system managers across the country -- it doesn't matter if they're working in the public or the private sector -- which is why our country's water ills will only be remedied with a positive joint partnership.

"The infrastructure, and the trouble of getting the neighborhood up and running?" he said.

Will the spectacular failure of our transit system finally sound the alarm that our transit infrastructure is in trouble?

Australia's coastal infrastructure is in trouble, writes Oliver Milman There is "significant change in community composition and structure of coral reefs and montane ecosystems and risk of loss of some native species in Australia" as a result of warming temperatures and ocean acidification.

With a population of 14.2 million and growing, the nation's transportation infrastructure has had trouble keeping up.

The index servers built into the infrastructure have no trouble keeping track of changes and directing data and application messages to correct locations.

This higher price partly compensates for the costs of the country's greater tax burden, its red tape and troubled infrastructure.