Sentence examples for infrastructures according from inspiring English sources

African nations' most pressing need is capital investment: overall, they face a capital funding shortfall of roughly $50bn a year for much-needed improvements to their energy and transport infrastructures, according to the World Bank.

Cloud computing allows customers to dynamically scale their applications, software platforms, and hardware infrastructures according to negotiated Service Level Agreements (SLAs).

"Adopted strategy and base cloud architecture" section shows the proposed approach for ranking cloud infrastructures according to customers needs, and details the base cloud architecture adopted by this paper.

Central Riverine China led in all these developments, and over time neighboring peoples in Northeast China, Korea, Japan, and the Russian Far East engineered their own civic and productive infrastructures according to the same dynamics, resulting in a pervasive spread of anthropogenic landscapes throughout East Asia.

Such projects could spur the economy by providing jobs: 35,000 for every $1 billion spent on infrastructure, according to New Jersey officials.

1,500,000 — People evicted to make way for Olympic venues and infrastructure, according to a human-rights group.

More densely populated than the US, South Korea faced much lower costs in setting up its internet infrastructure, according to CNN.

Subsidies (for fertiliser, power and water) promote over-farming and crowd out investment in rural infrastructure, according to the World Bank.

In 2005, ice floes caused more than $400,000 damage to the river pilings and other dock infrastructure, according to the city's Department of Parks and Recreation.

The state would then charge miners "on commercial terms" to use the infrastructure, according to Springborg's 45 point plan to woo KAP, released on Thursday.

Three workers were killed and 122 suffered major injuries in 2013-14 wonking on the railway infrastructure, according to Network Rail figures.