Sentence examples for infrastructure weakening from inspiring English sources

"The breakdown of state infrastructure, weakening of borders and proliferation of armed groups during the nearly three-year battle for control of Syria, has transformed the country from a stopover into a major production site," Reuters reported.

With the city's infrastructure weakened then, and during the run of aftershocks since, many of its newer buildings toppled this time as did the spire of Christchurch's iconic Anglican cathedral.

Instead, problems are mounting and the infrastructure is weakening.

But the war left a ravaged infrastructure and weakened political and social institutions.

The talks are seen as critical by other countries, which hold the key to $500 million in desperately needed aid to shore up Haiti's battered infrastructure and weakened governmental institutions.

They don't want to because the lack of infrastructure greatly weakens the poor and helps the rich maintain the master-slave relationship they have established.

And after they finally reached the Shahrazad District in East Mosul, the reality remained that even though the physical battle against ISIS had been won, Iraq's decimated infrastructure and weakened state has ensured Iraq will remain unstable for the foreseeable future.

The bipartisan bill - with 13 co-sponsors from the Republican and Democratic ranks - is devoted to improving the country's weakening infrastructure by luring corporations to contribute to the effort.

US and UK security agencies' attempts to weaken encryption of online communications such as emails and social media are "shocking" and could work against the public interest by weakening critical infrastructure, a team of UK academics specialising in cryptography has warned.

Through the perpetration of spectacular violence, terrorists can induce irrational decisions in frightened populations, weakening their infrastructure and public confidence [1] and, in some cases, persuading the population to give in to terrorist demands [2].

His party's political infrastructure has been weakened in crucial states where Republicans won statehouses last year, though the White House sees potential benefit in a reaction to the unpopular policies of new Republican governors in states like Florida, Ohio and Wisconsin.